I´m puzzling to update an Outlook contact which the user has active.

I´m able to read the active contact by the script her under, though I want get some information out of the internet and write this back while the user has the contact window on his screen. What kind of ID do I need more and how I´m able to write something back.
Any hint appreciated, Perry 
use Win32::OLE;

my %ReadOutlook;
$ReadOutlook{'BusinessAddressStreet'}='BusinessAddressStreet';
$ReadOutlook{'FullName'}='FullName';
$ReadOutlook{'BusinessAddressPostalCode'}='BusinessAddressPostalCode';
$ReadOutlook{'Phone3'}='Phone3';
&Read_Current_Outlook_Contact(\%ReadOutlook);


sub Read_Current_Outlook_Contact{
    my $field;
    my $value;
    my ($Config)=@_;
    my $ol = Win32::OLE->CreateObject("Outlook.Application");
    my $myInspector = $ol->{ActiveInspector};
    my $ol_CurrentItem=$myInspector->{CurrentItem};
        foreach $field (keys %$Config){
        $value = $$Config{$field} ;
        #print "value=$value field=$field\n";
        $xx = $ol_CurrentItem->{$value};
        $$Config{$value}=$xx;
        }
return;
}

print "FullName=$ReadOutlook{'FullName'}\n";
print "BusinessAddressStreet=$ReadOutlook{'BusinessAddressStreet'}\n";
print "Zip=$ReadOutlook{'BusinessAddressPostalCode'}\n";
print "Phone3=$ReadOutlook{'Phone3'}\n";

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