In old office I used to be able to mark contacts as read or unread easily.
How do I mark them as unread now?

How are we supposed to know what version you were using before and what
version you are using now? We can't read minds.
That option applies to messages. Not sure why or how you would use it for
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
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In old office I used to be able to mark contacts as read or unread easily.
How do I mark them as unread now?

OK,

I was using Office 2000 now I'm in Office 2007.
It also applied to contacts and I used it to sort/manipulate the contacts
temporarily.
If (in the older version) you right clicked on the contact if gave you the
same options as messages. (mark as read/unread). But now I only have one
option (mark as read). That won't do. At least for what I need the contacts
to do.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

How are we supposed to know what version you were using before and what
version you are using now? We can't read minds.
That option applies to messages. Not sure why or how you would use it for
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
...
In old office I used to be able to mark contacts as read or unread easily.
How do I mark them as unread now?

They cleaned up the context menus in Outlook 2007 to make them more
realistic and relevant for the type of Outlook Item to which they are
applied. Since "read" and "unread" is not relevant for Contacts, it doesn't
exist. It exists for messages.
There are ample settings you can apply to Contacts that should permit you to
do whatever you need. I still don't see where you find an option to mark a
Contact as "read." I see no such option.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
...
OK,

I was using Office 2000 now I'm in Office 2007.
It also applied to contacts and I used it to sort/manipulate the contacts
temporarily.
If (in the older version) you right clicked on the contact if gave you the
same options as messages. (mark as read/unread). But now I only have one
option (mark as read). That won't do. At least for what I need the
contacts
to do.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

How are we supposed to know what version you were using before and what
version you are using now? We can't read minds.
That option applies to messages. Not sure why or how you would use it for
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
...
In old office I used to be able to mark contacts as read or unread
easily.
How do I mark them as unread now?

I suggest you have a good look at Categories and use these for your needs.


Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant

read my articles he www.judygleeson.com
Canberra, Australia

how to post questions: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=555375

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
They cleaned up the context menus in Outlook 2007 to make them more
realistic and relevant for the type of Outlook Item to which they are
applied. Since "read" and "unread" is not relevant for Contacts, it
doesn't exist. It exists for messages.
There are ample settings you can apply to Contacts that should permit you
to do whatever you need. I still don't see where you find an option to
mark a Contact as "read." I see no such option.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
...
OK,

I was using Office 2000 now I'm in Office 2007.
It also applied to contacts and I used it to sort/manipulate the contacts
temporarily.
If (in the older version) you right clicked on the contact if gave you
the
same options as messages. (mark as read/unread). But now I only have one
option (mark as read). That won't do. At least for what I need the
contacts
to do.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

How are we supposed to know what version you were using before and what
version you are using now? We can't read minds.
That option applies to messages. Not sure why or how you would use it
for
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Ryan212" wrote in message
...
In old office I used to be able to mark contacts as read or unread
easily.
How do I mark them as unread now?