Unable to change e-mail address in contacts

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Michael Henderson

Ver. = Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

When I open a contact card and attempt to change the contacts e-mail
address it deletes my entry after tabbing or selecting with the mouse
another field.

I have un-installed Office multiple times, have attempted to repair, and
attempted to reinstall but to no avail.

Any suggestions you can offer would be appreciated.
 
Not much to go on here.
Information store?
What steps created your problem?
"Attempted repair?"
 
Russ said:
Not much to go on here.
Information store?
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What is that? I think it is MSN's Hotmail
What steps created your problem?
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Open Contact card
Attempt to change the contact email address
press tab
"Attempted repair?"
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I tried to repair my Office installation
I tried to reinstall my Office installation
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling my Office installation.
 
Access to free hotmail accounts is no longer supported. Is that what you're
using?
Do these Contacts reside in a local Outlook data file?
 
Russ said:
Access to free hotmail accounts is no longer supported. Is that what you're
using?
Do these Contacts reside in a local Outlook data file?
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I am using the MSN Connector.
 
Russ said:
Access to free hotmail accounts is no longer supported. Is that what you're
using?
Do these Contacts reside in a local Outlook data file?
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I am using the MSN Connector.
 
That would have been nice to specify at the outset.
But are you using a premium, paid hotmail account?
 
Russ said:
That would have been nice to specify at the outset.
But are you using a premium, paid hotmail account?
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Russ, I am sorry. It is premium.
 
Then someone else will have to help you. I have no MSN premium account
and no ability to troubleshoot the MSN connector. Perhaps you should
start a new thread and this time include all the relevant details in
your first post.
 
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