Contact Folders in Outlook 2002

S

SD 22 1966

Is documentation available that describes FULLY how to manage and maintain
Contact folders and subfolders?

I have contact folders that appear when I open a new message, click "To,"
and open the list of folders under "Show Names From the:" but do NOT show up
in the Inbox Folder List. How does this happen? Is there a way for me to
remove these Contact folders from my system?

Thanks
 
O

Oliver Vukovics

Hi

b.) Delete the Outlook Addressbook and add it after a restart of Outlook
again. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q319901

The titel of the website is different to your problem, but the solution is
the same. ;-)

After you add the Adressbook again you can select/add the different contact
folders as "Outlook Addressbook" but all not available contact folders were
deleted in the list of Addressbooks in the "To" field.

Maybe it helps.
 
S

SD 22 1966

Are you saying that when I delete the Outlook Address Book, this will have no
effect on the contact folders themselves? That is, no contact folders will be
deleted?

Also, is there a way to backup and restore individual contact folders?

Thanks
 
S

SD 22 1966

Are you saying that when I delete the Outlook Address Book, this will have no
effect on the contact folders themselves? That is, no contact folders will be
deleted?

Also, is there a way to backup and restore individual contact folders?

Thanks
 
B

Brian Tillman

SD 22 1966 said:
Are you saying that when I delete the Outlook Address Book, this will
have no effect on the contact folders themselves? That is, no contact
folders will be deleted?

Correct. The Outlook Address Book is just a service that presents a view of
the contacts folders.
Also, is there a way to backup and restore individual contact folders?

Sure. Copy them to separate PSTs.
 
S

SD 22 1966

Thanks!

Brian Tillman said:
Correct. The Outlook Address Book is just a service that presents a view of
the contacts folders.


Sure. Copy them to separate PSTs.
 

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