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* [(190) How do I use OpenAI (ChatGPT)?](#user-content-faq190)
* [(191) How do I download and keep older messages on my device?](#user-content-faq191)
* [(192) How can I resolve 'Couldn't connect to host, port: ...; timeout ...;' ?](#user-content-faq192)
+* [(193) How can I import Outlook contacts?](#user-content-faq193)
[I have another question.](#user-content-get-support)
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+**(193) How can I import Outlook contacts?**
+
+If there are one or more Outlook or Office 365 accounts configured,
+there will be a button in the main settings screen in setup step 2 to download Outlook contacts (since version 1.2076).
+After tapping on this button, you can select the account to download contacts for.
+Microsoft will ask for permission to read the contacts,
+and after granting this permission, the app will download the contacts with an email address into the local contacts' database.
+
+In the message editor, type the first few letters of the email address or name in any of the email address fields, and the downloaded addresses will be suggested.
+
+For privacy and security reasons, FairEmail doesn't have permissions to write into the Android address book, and also not to write in the address book of Outlook.
+This means that contacts can be downloaded as local contacts only, and can't be synchronized two ways.
+If you are looking to synchronize your Outlook contacts with the Android address book, you should look for a sync app in the Play Store which can do this.
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