outlook 2003 contact link inside of contacts is missing?

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danadana11

In Outlook 2003 (CONTACTS) at the bottom of the notes field there was a
button also called "CONTACTS" and it would take me directly to another
contact. Its now missing in 2007, does anyone know how I can get it back?

EXAMPLE: If I had a contact for my mother-in-law, I could add a direct link
to the place where she works, my bother or sister-in -law, or misc. other.
 
It's easy to put there. Tools > Options > Preferences > Contact Options... >
"Show Contact Linking on all Forms"
 
Hi,

I have the same problem but within Outlook 2003.

By any chance do you know how I can get it back in it?

Russ Valentine said:
It's easy to put there. Tools > Options > Preferences > Contact Options... >
"Show Contact Linking on all Forms"

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
danadana11 said:
In Outlook 2003 (CONTACTS) at the bottom of the notes field there was a
button also called "CONTACTS" and it would take me directly to another
contact. Its now missing in 2007, does anyone know how I can get it back?

EXAMPLE: If I had a contact for my mother-in-law, I could add a direct
link
to the place where she works, my bother or sister-in -law, or misc. other.
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It never left. It's still there in Outlook 2003.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Angelita78 said:
Hi,

I have the same problem but within Outlook 2003.

By any chance do you know how I can get it back in it?

Russ Valentine said:
It's easy to put there. Tools > Options > Preferences > Contact
Options... >
"Show Contact Linking on all Forms"

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
danadana11 said:
In Outlook 2003 (CONTACTS) at the bottom of the notes field there was a
button also called "CONTACTS" and it would take me directly to another
contact. Its now missing in 2007, does anyone know how I can get it
back?

EXAMPLE: If I had a contact for my mother-in-law, I could add a direct
link
to the place where she works, my bother or sister-in -law, or misc.
other.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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