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Michael Ray Brown
Yesterday my system crashed when I copied some text from a Web page into a
note in Outlook 2007. After rebooting, Outlook failed to launch. An error
message said it could not open the Outlook window. Figuring the Outlook
profile was corrupt, I decided to create a new profile, which solved the
issue.
However, now whenever I double-click on the e-mail address field in a
message from one of my contacts, Outlook displays the e-mail properties
rather than the contact. If I right click on the e-mail address and select
"Look Up Outlook Contact," it displays the message, "Could not find a
contact with this e-mail address." And yet, the e-mail from that contact is
listed in the "Activities" tab for that contact.
Somehow, the link between e-mail addresses and their corresponding contacts
has been broken. Is there a setting that will restore the link between the
e-mail address and the contact?
note in Outlook 2007. After rebooting, Outlook failed to launch. An error
message said it could not open the Outlook window. Figuring the Outlook
profile was corrupt, I decided to create a new profile, which solved the
issue.
However, now whenever I double-click on the e-mail address field in a
message from one of my contacts, Outlook displays the e-mail properties
rather than the contact. If I right click on the e-mail address and select
"Look Up Outlook Contact," it displays the message, "Could not find a
contact with this e-mail address." And yet, the e-mail from that contact is
listed in the "Activities" tab for that contact.
Somehow, the link between e-mail addresses and their corresponding contacts
has been broken. Is there a setting that will restore the link between the
e-mail address and the contact?