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MacMost Now 732: Printing Lists of Contacts
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I just want to thank you for your most interesting and valuable (to me) tutorials. I always look forward to your e-mails. Thank you
my address book app does not have the card plus list view option:
it has "card and columns". i am using 10.6.8...
is that why?
Yes. You are using Snow Leopard but this video shows the Lion version of Address Book.
I follow the instructions carefully but the photos don't print in the list, even though the photo option in the attributes is checked.
It doesn't appear that you can include photos. Perhaps something they'll fix in the future.
I used to be able to print out a list with the photo. I can't do it any more.
It seems Apple knows about this. They have a work-around here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4408
Perhaps they will fix this in the near future.
You should show how to alphabetize by last name. Following these instructions, you may find your address list entries are in a strange order.
The Contacts list created isn't in alphabetical order. Why is that?
I think it is a bug. Hopefully it will be fixed in some future version.
Is there a work around to print my contact list in alphabetical order?
thanks
river
Use Numbers. Create a new blank spreadsheet. Select all the addresses in Contacts and drag and drop them into the spreadsheet. Then sort and print as you wish.
It will not let me drop them into numbers??
Make sure you are using the latest version of Numbers and Contacts. Also, make sure you haven't denied access to Contacts in System Preferences, Security.
Thank you thank you!! I didn't have the access allowed!
Can you select the fields it brings over to the spreadsheet? It brought last name, first name, phone & email. Can I get it to bring over addresses as well?
Yes. See http://macmost.com/exporting-contacts-using-numbers.html