Regarding OUTLOOK 2000

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Hi All,

I am using windows prof 2000 with outlook 2000.
i can see all my address when i click on address tab. But when i write an
email and i click on TO tab for address i am not able to see any address in
the list.
But, Still i can see when i click on address tab before writing a mail.

Any response please welcome.

Thanks.
Vikas
 
Tell us which mail support mode of Outlook 2000 you are using.
Tell us which Contacts Folder(s) you have configured the Outlook Address
Book to display.
 
Hi Russ Valantine,

I am using Office 2000 Standred edition.
and
which mail support mode of Outlook 2000 you are using.?

I did not understand this question..

Please tell me what u want ..

More help will be appreciated.

Vikas




Russ Valentine said:
Tell us which mail support mode of Outlook 2000 you are using.
Tell us which Contacts Folder(s) you have configured the Outlook Address
Book to display.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Vikas said:
Hi All,

I am using windows prof 2000 with outlook 2000.
i can see all my address when i click on address tab. But when i write an
email and i click on TO tab for address i am not able to see any address
in
the list.
But, Still i can see when i click on address tab before writing a mail.

Any response please welcome.

Thanks.
Vikas
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Outlook 2000 exists as two completely different programs: Internet Mail Only
or Corporate/Workgroup.
If you don't know which you're using, look in Help | About.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Vikas said:
Hi Russ Valantine,

I am using Office 2000 Standred edition.
and
which mail support mode of Outlook 2000 you are using.?

I did not understand this question..

Please tell me what u want ..

More help will be appreciated.

Vikas




Russ Valentine said:
Tell us which mail support mode of Outlook 2000 you are using.
Tell us which Contacts Folder(s) you have configured the Outlook Address
Book to display.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Vikas said:
Hi All,

I am using windows prof 2000 with outlook 2000.
i can see all my address when i click on address tab. But when i write
an
email and i click on TO tab for address i am not able to see any
address
in
the list.
But, Still i can see when i click on address tab before writing a mail.

Any response please welcome.

Thanks.
Vikas
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Right-click the contacts foler, choose the properties tab, and make sur
that "show as email address book" is checked. Then you will be able t
see it when you go to a new email and choose "TO".

Andre


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lowdr
 
I have basically the same question about Outlook 2002
In the Display as: box I see contact name and email in parens
In the email To: box I see usually a single punctuation character
If I edit the Display as: box to contain only the email address, as in the
box above it everything works fine..
As I input the data from a csv file, I don't want to edit every address ..
any ideas?
 
I am using XP home edition SP". with Outlook 2000. I have totally lost the
whole of my diary. The old icon on my desk top has disappeared and been
replaced by an Office 2003 icon. When I click on to it I am invited to
install Office Outlook 2003 and to enter the product code from the CD rom. My
PC came preloaded with Office 2003 trial offer which I did not take up
because I have an Office 2000 CD which is more than adequate for my needs.
Any ideas how I can recover my diary?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have.

Stewpot.
 
stewpot said:
I am using XP home edition SP". with Outlook 2000. I have totally
lost the whole of my diary. The old icon on my desk top has
disappeared and been replaced by an Office 2003 icon. When I click on
to it I am invited to install Office Outlook 2003 and to enter the
product code from the CD rom. My PC came preloaded with Office 2003
trial offer which I did not take up because I have an Office 2000 CD
which is more than adequate for my needs. Any ideas how I can recover
my diary?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have.
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What you describe doesn't make sense to me. If you were using Office 2000
before on your PC, even if it had the Office 2003 trial installed, there's
no way I know for Office 2003 to "all of a sudden" replace the desktop icon
and start asking for a product code.

If you want to use Office 2000, uninstrall the 2003 trial and install 2000.
It's not that difficult. Moreover, if you had Outlook 2000 operational
before, you should be able to configure it to use the existing Personal
Folders file (PST), which will restore all your Outlook data.
 
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