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January 8th 08, 03:36 PM
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Using imported categories.
Many apologies if this has been asked before but......
I have imported approx 1,000 contacts from Office 2000. Each was grouped into about 10 different custom categories I set up. Office 2007 groups them by the same categories - great. BUT The category button at the top only allows me to categorise new categories into pretty colours. Not so great. I am probably missing something here, but is there a solution please - I'd like to keep using my old categories. Many thanks. 
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