too many folders in "My Contacts" - Outlook 2007

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I have created a number of separate contact folders for various groups of
contacts.
Some of them are old and not in use, but need to be retained.
They are located in various places, including Mailbox, sub-folders of
Contacts, and also in my Personal Folders.
They all show up in the "My Contacts" list when I click on Contacts in the
Navigation Pane.

Is there any way to remove particular folders from the "My Contacts" list?
Thanks in advance
 
Is there any way to remove particular folders from the "My Contacts" list?

Did you try right-clicking them and selecting Remove from My Contacts?
 
I don't have such an option in the Context menu. Do you? All I can do is
delete or rename a non-default folder.
 
Thanks for the suggestion Brian
Yes I did but that option was not available, either in the contacts list (in
the Navigation Panel) or in the folders list. There was no choice that said
"Remove from My Contacts". I can send a screenshot if that helps. I looked
everywhere, including Properties for the folder.
 
Hi
Any thoughts?
Thx
Roy

Russ Valentine said:
I don't have such an option in the Context menu. Do you? All I can do is
delete or rename a non-default folder.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Brian Tillman said:
Did you try right-clicking them and selecting Remove from My Contacts?
 
The one I gave you. You cannot remove the folder from that view unless you
remove that folder.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
yodicken said:
Hi
Any thoughts?
Thx
Roy

Russ Valentine said:
I don't have such an option in the Context menu. Do you? All I can do is
delete or rename a non-default folder.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Brian Tillman said:
Is there any way to remove particular folders from the "My Contacts"
list?

Did you try right-clicking them and selecting Remove from My Contacts?
 
Brian
Do you concur with Russ?
Makes no sense that I should have to see every folder with contacts in it in
the My Contacts list. The right context menu suggestion d/n work.
Thx
 
Brian
Do you concur with Russ?
Makes no sense that I should have to see every folder with contacts in it
in
the My Contacts list. The right context menu suggestion d/n work.

If it doesn't work, then it doesn't. What I tried was creating a contacts
folder in a PST separate from my mailbox. This folder was added to My
Contacts automatically. I then right-clicked the folder and was able to
choose Remove from My Contacts, which Outlook did when I clicked it.
 
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