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megt
Hi,
I've read through many posts on this same issue, and I have not yet
seen it resolved. I will try to give as much info as possible,
including any troubleshooting steps:
I have Outlook 2002 SP-1 and Windows XP. When I click the To: field to
select and address that is on my Contact list, some addresses are not
listed. When I open the Contact folder I see all the names listed. It
is as though there is a subset of names within my Contact folder and
that is what is listed.
If I open an email, and right click on the from address, and choose
"add to contacts", the name will appear on the list that I access when
clicking the To: field. It also appears when I open my Contact folder.
If I add a contact from the "New" "Add Contact" menu, the new contact
appears in my Contact folder, but doesn't appear in my To: list.
I have followed the steps listed by Russ Valentine to verify that my
Outlook Address Book has not lost track of the connection to its
Contacts Folder.
1) Chosen Tools Email Accounts, then View or Change Existing
Directories or Address Books.
2)My Outlook Address Book is Listed, as well as my Personal Address
Book (which has nothing in it by the way).
3)I select my OAB and choose Change. I see the following listed:
"Contacts: Personal Folders".
I have right clicked on the Contact folder and selected "Show this
folder as an email address book". I have removed and added the OAB as
as an address book. Nothing works. It is as if there is a special
subset or folder hidden somewhere that Outlook sees when you click the
To: button that I can only successfully add to by right clicking on an
address in an email I've received and selecting "add to contacts". I
have searched the MS support site and can find nothing.
This could have a simple solution, but it is by far the most
non-intuitive mess I've seen in quite a while.
Any help with finding a solution to this would be greatly
appreciated!!
Meg
I've read through many posts on this same issue, and I have not yet
seen it resolved. I will try to give as much info as possible,
including any troubleshooting steps:
I have Outlook 2002 SP-1 and Windows XP. When I click the To: field to
select and address that is on my Contact list, some addresses are not
listed. When I open the Contact folder I see all the names listed. It
is as though there is a subset of names within my Contact folder and
that is what is listed.
If I open an email, and right click on the from address, and choose
"add to contacts", the name will appear on the list that I access when
clicking the To: field. It also appears when I open my Contact folder.
If I add a contact from the "New" "Add Contact" menu, the new contact
appears in my Contact folder, but doesn't appear in my To: list.
I have followed the steps listed by Russ Valentine to verify that my
Outlook Address Book has not lost track of the connection to its
Contacts Folder.
1) Chosen Tools Email Accounts, then View or Change Existing
Directories or Address Books.
2)My Outlook Address Book is Listed, as well as my Personal Address
Book (which has nothing in it by the way).
3)I select my OAB and choose Change. I see the following listed:
"Contacts: Personal Folders".
I have right clicked on the Contact folder and selected "Show this
folder as an email address book". I have removed and added the OAB as
as an address book. Nothing works. It is as if there is a special
subset or folder hidden somewhere that Outlook sees when you click the
To: button that I can only successfully add to by right clicking on an
address in an email I've received and selecting "add to contacts". I
have searched the MS support site and can find nothing.
This could have a simple solution, but it is by far the most
non-intuitive mess I've seen in quite a while.
Any help with finding a solution to this would be greatly
appreciated!!
Meg