I'm using MS Office 2003 on Windows XP.
I have many Notes that I created by clicking on Actions/New Journal Entry
for Contact then chose Notes as the Activity Type. Today I saw that all my
Notes for a particular contact had disappeared. When I click on the
Activities tab all that shows are my emails to this particular Contact. Where
could my Notes have gone?

I have not reformatted my computer or deleted any duplicate entries for this
contact. I can't think of what I could have done that would have erased all
Notes for this Contact. Is there a way that I can find and/or restore these
Notes?

The notes you speak of are notes in the body of a journal item, correct, not
the yellow Notes in the notes folder?

Do you see them if you select Journal as the Show type?

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"Kathleane" wrote in message
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I'm using MS Office 2003 on Windows XP.
I have many Notes that I created by clicking on Actions/New Journal Entry
for Contact then chose Notes as the Activity Type. Today I saw that all my
Notes for a particular contact had disappeared. When I click on the
Activities tab all that shows are my emails to this particular Contact.
Where
could my Notes have gone?

I have not reformatted my computer or deleted any duplicate entries for
this
contact. I can't think of what I could have done that would have erased
all
Notes for this Contact. Is there a way that I can find and/or restore
these
Notes?