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September 8th 06, 08:26 AM
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How to recover a contact that was accidentally moved to Inbox?
I accidetally moved a few of my distribution lists to the "Inbox" folder.
Now I find them neither in the Inbox nor in the Contacts. How can I get these distribution lists back without re-constructing them? 
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September 8th 06, 02:37 PM
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How to recover a contact that was accidentally moved to Inbox?
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September 9th 06, 03:21 AM
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How to recover a contact that was accidentally moved to Inbox?
The accident actually happened while I was using the Web access version of
the outlook 2003. "Brian Tillman" wrote: Richard Zhou Richard wrote: I accidetally moved a few of my distribution lists to the "Inbox" folder. How? Dragging a DL to the Inbox opens a Compose window with the DL in the To field. So does selecting the DL and choosing EditMove to Folder. Clicking FileMove to Folder from an open DL item produces a compose window with the DL as an attachment, deleting the DL from the Contacts folder and placing it in Deleted Items. I can find no way to get a DL into Inbox. Exactly what version of Outlook are you using? Now I find them neither in the Inbox nor in the Contacts. Did you look in Deleted Items? How can I get these distribution lists back without re-constructing them? Can't answer that yet. -- Brian Tillman
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September 11th 06, 03:45 AM
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How to recover a contact that was accidentally moved to Inbox?
Richard Zhou wrote:
The accident actually happened while I was using the Web access version of the outlook 2003. Outlook Web Access is a feature of Exchange, so asking in the m.p.exchange.clients newsgroup may get you an answer more quickley. -- Brian Tillman
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August 29th 07, 12:28 PM
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How to recover a contact that was accidentally moved to Inbox?
Did you ever get an answer to this question? I am having the same problem
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Richard Zhou wrote: The accident actually happened while I was using the Web access version of the outlook 2003. Outlook Web Access is a feature of Exchange, so asking in the m.p.exchange.clients newsgroup may get you an answer more quickley. -- Brian Tillman
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