Absolutely brilliant!
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2:34 PM PT
Any way to tie in the mapping functionality within Microsoft Outlook to Google Maps?
Frank
2:42 PM PT
hey you need to ask some windows users
4:23 PM PT
In Mozilla Mail and Mozilla Thunderbird, any reasonably complete postal address in your addressbook had a “Get Map” button that takes you to MapQuest by default. Fortunately, you can easily change this to Google Maps (instructions here: (link) )
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