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corankelly March 29th 07 05:26 PM

New mail msg doesnt pick up the contacts
 
I have imported contacts from an .xls file.

Outlook 2000 Outlook 2003 on a different machine.

Fairly sure i have mapped correctly.

Contacts seem ok, there is a recognised email address,
however when i bring up a new email msg and go to contacts in the drop down
fields no addresses appear, nor when i type a name in does it find one.

Any help appreciated.
Coran.

corankelly March 29th 07 05:52 PM

New mail msg doesnt pick up the contacts
 
I got this sorted. I had assumed that it could be automatically looked up,
didnt realise i had to click this option under properties.


"corankelly" wrote:

I have imported contacts from an .xls file.

Outlook 2000 Outlook 2003 on a different machine.

Fairly sure i have mapped correctly.

Contacts seem ok, there is a recognised email address,
however when i bring up a new email msg and go to contacts in the drop down
fields no addresses appear, nor when i type a name in does it find one.

Any help appreciated.
Coran.


Brian Tillman March 29th 07 06:33 PM

New mail msg doesnt pick up the contacts
 
corankelly wrote:

I have imported contacts from an .xls file.

Outlook 2000 Outlook 2003 on a different machine.


Never use export or import when transferring data from one instance of
Outlook to another. There's no need and you lose data.
--
Brian Tillman


corankelly March 30th 07 09:26 AM

New mail msg doesnt pick up the contacts
 
Fair enough, thanks.
I was actually moving jobs also, different company, different account.
Wasnt sure how to move so i just dumped the contacts into .xls.
Anway, thanks for the reply.
ck

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

corankelly wrote:

I have imported contacts from an .xls file.

Outlook 2000 Outlook 2003 on a different machine.


Never use export or import when transferring data from one instance of
Outlook to another. There's no need and you lose data.
--
Brian Tillman




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