Thanks Russ,
First I exported the contacts list from my old computer as a Windows CSV
file. I transferred the file to my new computer and imported it into my
new
Outlook contacts folder.
In the outlook on my old computer, as soon as I start to type a name in
the
address line, addresses from my contacts list start to appear. Or, if I
click on the "To" icon to the left of the address box in a new message ,
my
entire contacts list appears. In my new computer, even though all my
contacts are in the contacts folder exactly as they appeared in my old
computer, no addresses appear as I'm typing in the address box, and when I
click on the "To" button, the box that should list all my contacts comes
up
empty.
Does that help?
Russ Valentine said:
The possibilities are endless from what little you've told us.
Importing is never a correct way to transfer Outlook data. Describe in
more
detail what you did.
Reconcile the discrepancy in your statement "in the 'to' box the entire
contacts box is empty, even though all my contacts appear to be in the
address book." Both statements cannot be true.
Read this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;287563&Product=ol2002
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
california91207 said:
I imported the Outlook 2003 contact list from my old computer to
Outllook
2003 in my new computer, but when I type a name no email address
appears,
and
when I click on the "To" box to the left of the address line, the
entire contacts box is empty
all my contacts appear to be in the address book. I tried going to
properties on the "Contacts" folder in my contacts, but could not find
the
"enable" as suggested in another post. What am I doing wrong?