I use Outlook. I've never used Outlook Express, so I'm not qualified to give an absolute answer on how to do this with OE... But, in Outlook, all I have to do is click on my Contacts folder, then click "File" then "Print." When the print window pops up, I highlight "Small Booklet" (because that's how I like to print mine to take with me), and I make sure that the "print rage" is set to "All items" and that the number of pages printed is set to "All." Works every time for me...

Carol, on the favorites question. If you click on the green + sign in the top toolbar on IE7 an import/export line shows. Click on it and chose export when you are at AOL and you can copy your favs to a disk and then do the same thing where ever you want to import them to, just chose import then and they will be copied from the disk. Just follow the instructions on the wizard. I think that answers your question. If not, let me know. On addresses, check the info at AOL on exporting them, they probably have a way, sorry I do not know it.

something like this would do it... Right click properties and copy all the CC group address's. Open notepad and paste them into it. Hopefully they are already seperated by a comma, if not, make some comma's. Save as filename.txt to maybe your desktop. Open OE, Tools, Address Book, go to the Group you wan to import them to.. Click the file menu item and select 'Import', then select 'Other Address Book'. Select the 'Text File(comma seperated values)'

roxiel, sadly, I didn't lose the information because of not backing it up. I lost it because Hallmark's software was faulty. I spent HOURS on the phone with their technical support to find out what happened, and they were never able to help me. I really liked the program for the short time I was able to use it, but after being forced to make the change, I am now appreciating the instant visibility color coding and using italics brings to the information. Also, I can add as much content as I need to since I'm not limited in any way. Since I decided to call individually each business listed, I was also able to see if the listing was entered correctly and make the necessary changes due to numerical mistakes. I don't know about most of you, but typing numbers is a challenge unto itself! My Word program tells me the last time I updated the information, and I always make changes as soon as I see the need. By using my own format, I can list any personal or pertinent information, such as account numbers for Auto Service, web links, or even the names of my friends kids or pets. I didn't like the Google Calendar in the beginning, I suppose because I was grieving the loss of my software. I've learned to appreciate it, although it was difficult to get over myself! I've had to learn the best way to enter the information to make it work ''at a glance'', but now that I've managed the learning curve, it's easier than I first thought. I'm curious as to whether anyone else ever needs to look back at the information on their calendar? My Address Book has my entire life in it. I'm so grateful it's finally in good working order...