where is my contacts

  • Thread starter Thread starter chris fetters
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It's considered polite to a) use a relevant newsgroup (your Contacts are
almost certainly in an Outlook PST file or some other email program, not
covered in any of microsoft.public.access,
microsoft.public.access.3rdpartyusrgrp, or
microsoft.public.access.dataaccess.pages); and b) to use the big textbox to
post a comprehensible question, rather than just using a cryptic ungrammatical
phrase in the subject.
 
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I totaly agree and plan on trying it.
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i NEED TO KNOW WHAT TO DO IN THIS NEWSGROUP
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"This newsgroup" is three newsgroups: microsoft.public.access,
microsoft.public.access.3rdpartyusrgrp, and
microsoft.public.access.dataaccess.pages.

They all have to do with Microsoft's desktop database product named Access.
Microsoft.public.access is the general discussion group; .3rdpartyusrgrp is a
very quiet, little used forum for discussions about user groups (real life
groups where people meet in a coffeeshop or a conference center and talk about
Access); .dataaccess.pages is for an old feature of that name, no longer being
developed or enhanced by Microsoft.

You can ask questions about your Access database; you can answer questions, if
you feel that you can help someone; or, if you're not interested in Access,
you can unsubscribe from the newsgroups and pay no attention to them at all.
Nobody's going to make you read them!
 
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