J
Jeff Stewart
Outlook XP/2002, Exchange Server 2000
Whenever I create a new message and click "To:" to bring up the contacts
list, the pull-down menu in the upper-right displays the following:
Outlook Address Book
Contacts
....
When I click 'Contacts,' I get an empty list. But when I click the Contacts
folder in my Outlook Today hierarchy, I see all my Contacts.
Now, if I go to my Contacts folder's properties and set, "Show this folder
as an e-mail Address Book", then the aforementioned pulldown menu displays
the following:
Outlook Address Book
Contacts
Contacts
....
One of these lists has all my contacts, and the other remains empty.
I have no other Contacts folder anywhere in my visible hierarchy. Where
does this ghost Contacts folder live and how do I get rid of it? There
aren't any address books to be found by going through, "View or change
existing directories or address books." I just can't figure out where this
empty folder is coming from.
Whenever I create a new message and click "To:" to bring up the contacts
list, the pull-down menu in the upper-right displays the following:
Outlook Address Book
Contacts
....
When I click 'Contacts,' I get an empty list. But when I click the Contacts
folder in my Outlook Today hierarchy, I see all my Contacts.
Now, if I go to my Contacts folder's properties and set, "Show this folder
as an e-mail Address Book", then the aforementioned pulldown menu displays
the following:
Outlook Address Book
Contacts
Contacts
....
One of these lists has all my contacts, and the other remains empty.
I have no other Contacts folder anywhere in my visible hierarchy. Where
does this ghost Contacts folder live and how do I get rid of it? There
aren't any address books to be found by going through, "View or change
existing directories or address books." I just can't figure out where this
empty folder is coming from.