Exporting Address Book

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Has this happened to anyone else? I was trying to export my contacts so that I could install them on my wife's user profile for use in outlook. Well, the export seemed to go fine. There was just one problem. The email addresses didn't come with. I have the contacts except email. I tried to follow the help suggestion, but the file they say to look for doesn't exist.

Anyone who has a suggestion would be appreciated
 
Please provide details, such as the Outlook version and the type of file
that you exported to.
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rmecc001 said:
Has this happened to anyone else? I was trying to export my contacts so
that I could install them on my wife's user profile for use in outlook.
Well, the export seemed to go fine. There was just one problem. The email
addresses didn't come with. I have the contacts except email. I tried to
follow the help suggestion, but the file they say to look for doesn't exist.
 
I have outlook 2003. I've exported to both access and excel files. When I open those files, the email addresses have been exported, but they don't get imported

Thanks.
 
rmecc001 said:
Has this happened to anyone else? I was trying to export my contacts
so that I could install them on my wife's user profile for use in
outlook. Well, the export seemed to go fine. There was just one
problem. The email addresses didn't come with. I have the contacts
except email. I tried to follow the help suggestion, but the file
they say to look for doesn't exist.

Export your Contacts to a PST file. Then copy that PST file to the other PC
and (making sure it's not Read-Only) open it with Outlook. Drag-and-drop
the Contacts to the default Contacts folder. All done.
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