How do I get back the formatting I had in Outlook 2000, now that .

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I just upgraded to Office 2003, from Office 2000. My Outlook had some
specific formatting, especially for contacts - have created folders for each
of my clients, with specific folders under "Contacts".
Formerly, when creating a new email message, I was able to click on "to" and
look through my contacts folders to get the person's address I needed.

Now I only have the main "contacts" folder, but none of the sub folders for
my clients. Consequently, when I try to use the "to" function no addresses
can be found.

The sub folders are there - just not for my email messaging.

How do I get this functionality back???
 
Thanks Russ. I think this should be easier than this - will take a while to
go through all the folders - but at least it works!!!

MERCI!!

Russ Valentine said:
Enable the subfolders as email address books in their properties.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
kathy said:
I just upgraded to Office 2003, from Office 2000. My Outlook had some
specific formatting, especially for contacts - have created folders for
each
of my clients, with specific folders under "Contacts".
Formerly, when creating a new email message, I was able to click on "to"
and
look through my contacts folders to get the person's address I needed.

Now I only have the main "contacts" folder, but none of the sub folders
for
my clients. Consequently, when I try to use the "to" function no
addresses
can be found.

The sub folders are there - just not for my email messaging.

How do I get this functionality back???
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