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January 3rd 07, 04:56 PM
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We don't want to share our contacts and they are!!!
My wife and I are on the same Laptop with Outlook and have just noticed that
when she adds a contact it not only is added to her list but it adds the contact in my contact list also. If she deletes a contact, it delete's it from my contact list. How do I stop this from happening. She wants to control her contact list separetely from mine and visa-versa!!! Thanks 
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January 3rd 07, 06:49 PM
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We don't want to share our contacts and they are!!!
It sounds like you are both using the same profile. I would create a new
profile for yourself, so that your folders and contacts are yours, etc. "Mike" wrote: My wife and I are on the same Laptop with Outlook and have just noticed that when she adds a contact it not only is added to her list but it adds the contact in my contact list also. If she deletes a contact, it delete's it from my contact list. How do I stop this from happening. She wants to control her contact list separetely from mine and visa-versa!!! Thanks
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January 3rd 07, 08:23 PM
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We don't want to share our contacts and they are!!!
How do I set up different profiles. I have her name in her file and my name
in my file?????? Where do I go, step by step to fix this??? Thanks Jason "Jason D" wrote: It sounds like you are both using the same profile. I would create a new profile for yourself, so that your folders and contacts are yours, etc. "Mike" wrote: My wife and I are on the same Laptop with Outlook and have just noticed that when she adds a contact it not only is added to her list but it adds the contact in my contact list also. If she deletes a contact, it delete's it from my contact list. How do I stop this from happening. She wants to control her contact list separetely from mine and visa-versa!!! Thanks
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January 3rd 07, 08:38 PM
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We don't want to share our contacts and they are!!!
This should help, if you have two separate email addresses
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...549031033.aspx If you don't, you might try setting up a separate Contacts category for yourself by going to Contacts and right clicking, and choosing Categories. You'll have to separate your contacts to the two categories for each of you. "Mike" wrote: How do I set up different profiles. I have her name in her file and my name in my file?????? Where do I go, step by step to fix this??? Thanks Jason "Jason D" wrote: It sounds like you are both using the same profile. I would create a new profile for yourself, so that your folders and contacts are yours, etc. "Mike" wrote: My wife and I are on the same Laptop with Outlook and have just noticed that when she adds a contact it not only is added to her list but it adds the contact in my contact list also. If she deletes a contact, it delete's it from my contact list. How do I stop this from happening. She wants to control her contact list separetely from mine and visa-versa!!! Thanks
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January 3rd 07, 08:44 PM
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We don't want to share our contacts and they are!!!
Thanks, I will try this at home tonight, and let you know!!!!!
"Jason D" wrote: This should help, if you have two separate email addresses http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...549031033.aspx If you don't, you might try setting up a separate Contacts category for yourself by going to Contacts and right clicking, and choosing Categories. You'll have to separate your contacts to the two categories for each of you. "Mike" wrote: How do I set up different profiles. I have her name in her file and my name in my file?????? Where do I go, step by step to fix this??? Thanks Jason "Jason D" wrote: It sounds like you are both using the same profile. I would create a new profile for yourself, so that your folders and contacts are yours, etc. "Mike" wrote: My wife and I are on the same Laptop with Outlook and have just noticed that when she adds a contact it not only is added to her list but it adds the contact in my contact list also. If she deletes a contact, it delete's it from my contact list. How do I stop this from happening. She wants to control her contact list separetely from mine and visa-versa!!! Thanks
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