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I am using Outlook 2003, Windows XP pro. I just created a new inbox because
my old one was over 2 gigs and starting to have some issues. When I created the new inbox, one of my contacts files (with many distribution lists) disappeared. I have several inboxes from different years and I keep them because I have many distribution lists. Unfortunately, each time I create a new inbox, a new contacts file is also created so it gets confusing when I try to find distribution lists to send out mass emails. The main problem is finding the missing distribution lists that are contained in the missing contacts file. Secondary to that, is managing all of the contacts files. There are thousands of addresses and hundreds of groups. Help! |
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