Outlook Contacts

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Wes Clemmer

In beginning to write an email message, when I
click "To" in an attempt to select a name from my contact
list, the upper right hand corner of the "Select Names"
window has listed "Outlook Address Book" as the default
rather than "Contacts." How do I change the default so
that my Contact list comes up automatically?
Thanks for your help,
Wes
 
Russ,
Outlook 2002 Version

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Post your Outlook version if you need an answer.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Wes Clemmer said:
In beginning to write an email message, when I
click "To" in an attempt to select a name from my contact
list, the upper right hand corner of the "Select Names"
window has listed "Outlook Address Book" as the default
rather than "Contacts." How do I change the default so
that my Contact list comes up automatically?
Thanks for your help,
Wes
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OK. Open the Address Book
Tools > Options...
You can set which folder to display first there.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Wes said:
Russ,
Outlook 2002 Version

-----Original Message-----
Post your Outlook version if you need an answer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Wes Clemmer said:
In beginning to write an email message, when I
click "To" in an attempt to select a name from my contact
list, the upper right hand corner of the "Select Names"
window has listed "Outlook Address Book" as the default
rather than "Contacts." How do I change the default so
that my Contact list comes up automatically?
Thanks for your help,
Wes
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I have followed all the instructions - however all the
names that are in my CONTACTS folder do not appear in the
Address Book. I have used Outlook before at my job and
never had this problems accessing my email addresses. I
have searched the Knowledge Base and done everything I can
think of to trouble shoot the problem. Can you help? Any
ideas?

(e-mail address removed)

-----Original Message-----
OK. Open the Address Book
Tools > Options...
You can set which folder to display first there.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Wes said:
Russ,
Outlook 2002 Version

-----Original Message-----
Post your Outlook version if you need an answer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
In beginning to write an email message, when I
click "To" in an attempt to select a name from my contact
list, the upper right hand corner of the "Select Names"
window has listed "Outlook Address Book" as the default
rather than "Contacts." How do I change the default so
that my Contact list comes up automatically?
Thanks for your help,
Wes



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Perhaps, if you provided some information: At a minimum:
1. Outlook version.
2. How you installed Outlook
3. How you created your Contacts Folder entries.
4. Which names are missing? I assume you know that only electronic addresses
appear in the Outlook Address Book.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Suzanne said:
I have followed all the instructions - however all the
names that are in my CONTACTS folder do not appear in the
Address Book. I have used Outlook before at my job and
never had this problems accessing my email addresses. I
have searched the Knowledge Base and done everything I can
think of to trouble shoot the problem. Can you help? Any
ideas?

(e-mail address removed)

-----Original Message-----
OK. Open the Address Book
Tools > Options...
You can set which folder to display first there.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Wes said:
Russ,
Outlook 2002 Version


-----Original Message-----
Post your Outlook version if you need an answer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
In beginning to write an email message, when I
click "To" in an attempt to select a name from my
contact
list, the upper right hand corner of the "Select Names"
window has listed "Outlook Address Book" as the default
rather than "Contacts." How do I change the default so
that my Contact list comes up automatically?
Thanks for your help,
Wes



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