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WinXP Home SP3, Outlook 2003
I think I wore Brian Tillman out.
I want to have two profiles point to the same Contacts file. My whole story
detail is in the topic "One set of contacts for two profiles" starting on
5/21 at 5:37 PM; however, the only question I have left now is in my last
post dated 5/31 at 11:14 PM, as follows:
'But just to show you how stubborn I am, would you mind answering one last
question on this topic? I said in the letter below, "In attempting to
execute your "Just add" procedure, I got into Control Panel | Mail | Data
Files (it defaulted to Profile A) and added Profile B's .pst file, but that
resulted in Profile A showing only Profile B's contacts." If I did combine
everything into B (and then deleted all of A's contacts), would that
solution work, or are there other concerns that would shoot me down?'
I have succeeded in making both sets of contacts identical through judicious
use of import/export. I want to delete one, for the sake of disk space and
to eliminate the risks associated with double posting of changes.
I think I wore Brian Tillman out.
I want to have two profiles point to the same Contacts file. My whole story
detail is in the topic "One set of contacts for two profiles" starting on
5/21 at 5:37 PM; however, the only question I have left now is in my last
post dated 5/31 at 11:14 PM, as follows:
'But just to show you how stubborn I am, would you mind answering one last
question on this topic? I said in the letter below, "In attempting to
execute your "Just add" procedure, I got into Control Panel | Mail | Data
Files (it defaulted to Profile A) and added Profile B's .pst file, but that
resulted in Profile A showing only Profile B's contacts." If I did combine
everything into B (and then deleted all of A's contacts), would that
solution work, or are there other concerns that would shoot me down?'
I have succeeded in making both sets of contacts identical through judicious
use of import/export. I want to delete one, for the sake of disk space and
to eliminate the risks associated with double posting of changes.