Select Names in Outlook 2002

[MitchB]

I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I installed all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:" the "Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email addresses & or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes at the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller, Contacts are on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the larger
Select Name window?

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will persist.
In older ones it won't.

 

[MitchB]

No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box that has a
different configuration.

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:" the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email addresses & or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes at the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller, Contacts are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[MitchB]

I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens. What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box that has
a
different configuration.

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:" the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller, Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook 2000 in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know it was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[MitchB]

I reloaded with the same disk I had before - Office XP Professional.

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook 2000 in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know it was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[MitchB]

Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked like the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I have ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook 2000 in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know it was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You apparently installed outlook 2003 at some point. There is no way you had
Outlook 2002 with some outlook 2003 features.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked like
the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I have
ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on
the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook 2000
in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know it
was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

:

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box
that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the
reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC
boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the
email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to
the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[MitchB]

How could I have installed 2003, when all I have is the Office XP disk?

You apparently installed outlook 2003 at some point. There is no way you had
Outlook 2002 with some outlook 2003 features.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked like
the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I have
ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on
the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook 2000
in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know it
was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

:

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box
that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the
reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on "TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC
boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the
email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back to
the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

No idea. But that is not an Outlook 2002 dialog. I don't know if it was an
Outlook Express dialog - but it was not Outlook 2002.

--
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How could I have installed 2003, when all I have is the Office XP disk?

You apparently installed outlook 2003 at some point. There is no way you
had
Outlook 2002 with some outlook 2003 features.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked
like
the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I have
ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

:

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on
the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook
2000
in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know
it
was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing
happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

:

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you
tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box
that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize
will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the
reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on
"TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC
boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the
email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back
to
the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[MitchB]

Is there any way to get this thing back (upgraded) to 2003?

No idea. But that is not an Outlook 2002 dialog. I don't know if it was an
Outlook Express dialog - but it was not Outlook 2002.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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How could I have installed 2003, when all I have is the Office XP disk?

You apparently installed outlook 2003 at some point. There is no way you
had
Outlook 2002 with some outlook 2003 features.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked
like
the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I have
ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

:

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc on
the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used Outlook
2000
in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I know
it
was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing
happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

:

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you
tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger box
that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize
will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the
reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on
"TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC & BC
boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see the
email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get back
to
the
larger
Select Name window?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Not unless you own a copy of 2003.

--
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Is there any way to get this thing back (upgraded) to 2003?

No idea. But that is not an Outlook 2002 dialog. I don't know if it was
an
Outlook Express dialog - but it was not Outlook 2002.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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How could I have installed 2003, when all I have is the Office XP disk?

:

You apparently installed outlook 2003 at some point. There is no way
you
had
Outlook 2002 with some outlook 2003 features.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Sorry I didn't read the whole response. That's it, my Outlook looked
like
the
2003 version, I'm also missing the Junk Email Folder. How could I
have
ended
up with all the 2003 features and how can I get them back?

:

Outlook 2002 does not have that type of dialog - it has to, cc, bcc
on
the
right. And it can't be resized. You had a different version
before -
possibly outlook 2000 in internet only mode or outlook 2003.

See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=55
for a side by side look at both address books. I never used
Outlook
2000
in
IMO mode so I'm not familiar with how the address book looked, I
know
it
was
different than Corp mode, which I used.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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point
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I tried to pull the corners, if you right click on it nothing
happens.
What I
loke is to some how get back the other window configuration.

:

Makes no sense. Even older version will resize. State what you
tried.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, it won't resize. What I want to do is get back the larger
box
that
has
a
different configuration.

:

Can't you just resize it? In all current versions, the resize
will
persist.
In older ones it won't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I recently had to reformatt my computer and reload Office
XP. I
installed
all
the updates and service packs. My question is; before the
reinstall
when I
would click on the "New" email in Outlook 2002 and click on
"TO:"
the
"Select
Names" window would have the Contacts on top with the email
addresses &
or
fax #'s visable on the right side, as well as the TO, CC &
BC
boxes
at
the
bottom of the window. Now the Select Names window is
smaller,
Contacts
are
on
the left side and you would have to slide the bar to see
the
email
addresses
and the To, CC & BC boxes are on the right. How do I get
back
to
the
larger
Select Name window?