I'm not sure what the reference to Outlook Express means; I thought I was
using Outlook. How can I change that? However.
The problem occurs whether I open the address book from the Inbox or
Calendar etc. or whether I try to add an address having clicked the To
button
on a new message. I enter the First Name, Last Name, Email address. I
click
Add. I click OK to come out of the screen. The new entry isn't saved.
Russ Valentine said:
That makes it more difficult since you're not actually using Outlook for
addressing services, you're using Outlook Express.
List the precise steps you are using to enter Contacts (including the
view
you are in) and the error messages you get.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Noel Fryer said:
I'm not sure what you need but this is the information from "About
Outlook".
Outlook 2000 SP-3 (9.0.0.6627). Internet Mail Only - Security Update.
I've recently reinstalled Office from the original CD following a
Windows
reinstall. The only thing that may be different from my original
installation is that I was directed to a MS Office site to dowload
updates
etc. I don't recall doing that previously. I think that's where the
SP3
comes from.
Does that help?
:
Need a more accurate description of your version. Include mail support
mode.
Need a more accurate description of the steps that produced this
behavior.
It doesn't just happen all by itself for no reason.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I am using Outlook 2000 and Win XP Pro SP2 and have done for years.
For
no
apparent reason I can no longer add contacts to the Outlook contact
list.
The "New Contact" entry form comes up as normal, I enter the details
as
normal, I click either Add or OK or both and the screen disappears.
But
the
new contact isn't there in the list. I've repaired Office 2000 from
the
CD
but the problem persists.
Anyone any ideas please?