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NN44400-114 Contact Center Agent Desktop

2 December 2010

Using the address book to reply to a contact

Use the address book to search for an e-mail address in the corporate address
book or in the customer database when you use e-mail to reply to a customer or
transfer a contact. You can search for addresses to add to the To, carbon copy
(Cc), or blind carbon copy (Bcc) fields of your e-mail message. The address
book can contain information from an external directory, a local directory, or a
customer database.

Procedure steps

Step

Action

1

In the e-mail window, click To, Cc.

2

In the Select Names dialog box, in the Search for records from box, select
the database to search.

The address book appears and displays a list of entries from the database in
the left pane, sorted alphabetically by last name.

3

Type a name in the search field in the following format: last name, first name.
The search field is not case-sensitive.

The list scrolls to the appropriate name or the closest match.

4

Select a name, and then click To, Cc, or Bcc to add the name to the
appropriate recipient list.

You can double-click on a name to add it to the To list.

5

To display additional details about any name that appears in the address book,
select the name, and then right-click Properties.

6

Click Close to close the Properties window and return to the address book.

7

After you select all required recipients for the e-mail message, click OK.

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Removing a name from the recipient list

Remove a name from the recipient list if you do not want to send the e-mail to
the contact. Removing a name from your recipient list does not remove the name
from your address book or database.

Procedure steps

Step

Action