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Jason Paton
Hi all,
I recently had a problem with contact information in Outlook I'm hoping you
can help me with.
We've just had to reinstall our Exchange 5.5 Server due to hardware failure.
We recreated the mailboxes and successfully restored all data from backup.
When we view contacts in our Contacts Folder in our Mailbox weird things are
happening with the data. Regardless of the view we choose to view the
contacts with, we see the majority of the information, with the notable
exception of the email address.
When we double click on the contact to view the details using the standard
form, some of the information is not displayed. As well as the email
address which doesn't appear in any view, the postal address does not appear
in this view. I've checked the fields displayed in the "Address Card" view
and for the postal address it is displaying the "mailing address" field, yet
none of the address types arepopulated and none are marked as being the
"mailing address".
This has really baffled us, so any ideas are most welcome.
Thanks in anticiaption,
Jason.
I recently had a problem with contact information in Outlook I'm hoping you
can help me with.
We've just had to reinstall our Exchange 5.5 Server due to hardware failure.
We recreated the mailboxes and successfully restored all data from backup.
When we view contacts in our Contacts Folder in our Mailbox weird things are
happening with the data. Regardless of the view we choose to view the
contacts with, we see the majority of the information, with the notable
exception of the email address.
When we double click on the contact to view the details using the standard
form, some of the information is not displayed. As well as the email
address which doesn't appear in any view, the postal address does not appear
in this view. I've checked the fields displayed in the "Address Card" view
and for the postal address it is displaying the "mailing address" field, yet
none of the address types arepopulated and none are marked as being the
"mailing address".
This has really baffled us, so any ideas are most welcome.
Thanks in anticiaption,
Jason.