The way contacts save in the address book

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I had to delete a bunch of my contacts and re enter them. Got that finished
and wanted to make some groups. When I tried to create a new group in the
address book in the folder it posted as contact person and I want it by
company. Where you enter the contact info the default is set for company and
in that folder it saved by company. How can I change how it saved for the
address book? There aren't any instructions I could find in help
 
Outlook version???

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After furious head scratching, Gretta V asked:

| I had to delete a bunch of my contacts and re enter them. Got that
| finished and wanted to make some groups. When I tried to create a
| new group in the address book in the folder it posted as contact
| person and I want it by company. Where you enter the contact info
| the default is set for company and in that folder it saved by
| company. How can I change how it saved for the address book? There
| aren't any instructions I could find in help
 
State your Outlook version. Outlook does not use groups, Outlook Express
does.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Gretta V asked:

| I had to delete a bunch of my contacts and re enter them. Got that
| finished and wanted to make some groups. When I tried to create a
| new group in the address book in the folder it posted as contact
| person and I want it by company. Where you enter the contact info
| the default is set for company and in that folder it saved by
| company. How can I change how it saved for the address book? There
| aren't any instructions I could find in help
 
I'm using Outlook 2000. What has happenec - I have 200 contacts totally - I
had to split them between Christian and Non Christian then in each of these 2
they get broken down into what project they pertain to (we have 3 projects on
the go) so I figured if I stored them and made a group for each of the
projects it would be better than having a copy in each of the 3 project
folders and all I would have to do would keep them seperate as Christian and
Non? The instructions said I could make a group up so that is what I tried
to do (without success) I don't use outlook for my e-mails. This is purely
for a data base of contact companies.
 
Gretta V said:
I'm using Outlook 2000. What has happenec - I have 200 contacts
totally - I had to split them between Christian and Non Christian
then in each of these 2 they get broken down into what project they
pertain to (we have 3 projects on the go) so I figured if I stored
them and made a group for each of the projects it would be better
than having a copy in each of the 3 project folders and all I would
have to do would keep them seperate as Christian and Non? The
instructions said I could make a group up so that is what I tried to
do (without success) I don't use outlook for my e-mails. This is
purely for a data base of contact companies.

Assign categories to your Contacts to separate the sheep from the goats.
 
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