Can't share Address Book

I have tried to share my Address Book with another .Mac member, following the instructions below, copied from a "Help" document. The list which appears after I click the "+" button contains no email addresses, only names, and the "OK" button is grayed out. Can someone tell me how I can fix this problem? Many thanks!
To share your address book online:
Choose Address Book > Preferences, and click Sharing.
Select the "Share your Address Book" checkbox.
Click the Add button. From the list that appears, select the email address of a person you want to have access to your address book. Repeat for all the people with whom you want to share your address book.
Select Allow Editing if you want the person to be able to make changes to your address book.

Just discovered that I had an incorrect email address in my Address Book for the person with whom I wanted to share my address book. Once I fixed it, I was able to set up sharing.

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