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keeferone March 10th 06 06:36 PM

OL 2002
 
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while removing
dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D



Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] March 10th 06 09:21 PM

OL 2002
 
Most likely you deleted the Contacts Folder that your Outlook Address Book
view was displaying. It should be easy enough to show your current Contacts
Folder. Just R click it, Properties Outlook Address Book Tab enable it
as an email address book. Restart Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:HGjQf.2784$wH5.1@trnddc02...
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while
removing dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D




keeferone March 10th 06 10:31 PM

OL 2002
 
Thanks Russ,

Appreciate your reply.
Never to sit idly, I deleted my profile, now totally messed up, following
someone's suggestion form a Google search.

Should have had the faith previous experiences here have taught me...that
the solution is forthcoming.

So now cannot get to the files at all.

D


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Most likely you deleted the Contacts Folder that your Outlook Address Book
view was displaying. It should be easy enough to show your current
Contacts Folder. Just R click it, Properties Outlook Address Book Tab
enable it as an email address book. Restart Outlook.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:HGjQf.2784$wH5.1@trnddc02...
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while
removing dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D






Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] March 10th 06 10:58 PM

OL 2002
 
Why? Deleting profiles never touches your data.
All your Outlook data is still on your hard drive. Just open each PST file
until you find it, then use that PST file as your new profile's default.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:F6nQf.1267$_f4.97@trnddc03...
Thanks Russ,

Appreciate your reply.
Never to sit idly, I deleted my profile, now totally messed up, following
someone's suggestion form a Google search.

Should have had the faith previous experiences here have taught me...that
the solution is forthcoming.

So now cannot get to the files at all.

D


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Most likely you deleted the Contacts Folder that your Outlook Address
Book view was displaying. It should be easy enough to show your current
Contacts Folder. Just R click it, Properties Outlook Address Book Tab
enable it as an email address book. Restart Outlook.

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:HGjQf.2784$wH5.1@trnddc02...
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while
removing dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D








keeferone March 12th 06 01:20 AM

OL 2002
 
Thanks again Russ,
Only way I know to try another .pst file is to rename the one now being used
so that O/L is forced look for the file.
Is there another method?
D

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Why? Deleting profiles never touches your data.
All your Outlook data is still on your hard drive. Just open each PST file
until you find it, then use that PST file as your new profile's default.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:F6nQf.1267$_f4.97@trnddc03...
Thanks Russ,

Appreciate your reply.
Never to sit idly, I deleted my profile, now totally messed up, following
someone's suggestion form a Google search.

Should have had the faith previous experiences here have taught
me...that the solution is forthcoming.

So now cannot get to the files at all.

D


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Most likely you deleted the Contacts Folder that your Outlook Address
Book view was displaying. It should be easy enough to show your current
Contacts Folder. Just R click it, Properties Outlook Address Book
Tab enable it as an email address book. Restart Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:HGjQf.2784$wH5.1@trnddc02...
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while
removing dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D










Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] March 12th 06 02:56 AM

OL 2002
 
The one I posted.
File Open Outlook Data File...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:iHKQf.16435$_f4.5231@trnddc03...
Thanks again Russ,
Only way I know to try another .pst file is to rename the one now being
used so that O/L is forced look for the file.
Is there another method?
D

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Why? Deleting profiles never touches your data.
All your Outlook data is still on your hard drive. Just open each PST
file until you find it, then use that PST file as your new profile's
default.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:F6nQf.1267$_f4.97@trnddc03...
Thanks Russ,

Appreciate your reply.
Never to sit idly, I deleted my profile, now totally messed up,
following someone's suggestion form a Google search.

Should have had the faith previous experiences here have taught
me...that the solution is forthcoming.

So now cannot get to the files at all.

D


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Most likely you deleted the Contacts Folder that your Outlook Address
Book view was displaying. It should be easy enough to show your current
Contacts Folder. Just R click it, Properties Outlook Address Book
Tab enable it as an email address book. Restart Outlook.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"keeferone" wrote in message
news:HGjQf.2784$wH5.1@trnddc02...
Have complete Contacts file, but address book as disappeared while
removing dup Outlook Today folders

HELP!!!! appreciated.
D













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