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Just for the sake of clarity - there is no such thing as a "Contact
Directory" in Outlook vernacular - correct term is "Contact Folder" and you can export from any contact folder that appears in the Outlook export folder list (export of Public Folders etc are not supported). Outlook does not and will not export "multiple" contact folders even if defined as a "sub-folder" so the description "Contact folders seem to remain a part of the main contact directory and will sync and export with all other folders." - does not make sense unless you are referring to the "sync program" which includes all sub-folders and is totally outside the control of Outlook since Outlook is in no way involved with any sync process. In short - what your sync program does and doesn't do is totally based on the options and capabilities of the sync program - not Outlook. If you are exporting multiple contact folders at one time via the "Outlook" export process (and only the Outlook export process) - please define the exact steps you are following otherwise no one can provide any kind of assistance since this would be a very unusual occurance (one I've never seen/heard of before based on your description). Karl __________________________________________________ _ Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group ContactGenie - Importer 1.3 / DataPorter 2.0 / Exporter "Power contact importers/exporters for MS Outlook '2000/2007" http://www.contactgenie.com "Clif Barber" wrote in message ... The initial requirement is that you export your contacts to a CSV file so that it can be imported into the website sync system. I have not found a way to export from only a single contact folder since the Outlook export program allows directory selection only. I repeat my question: Is there a way to setup a 2nd contact directory which I can sync and export independently from the main contact directory?? -- Clifton J. Barber CJ Barber Consutling Services "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "Clif Barber" wrote in message ... I have a new phone which will sync with my Outlook 2007 contacts but the phone is limited to 600 names. Since I have over that number of contacts, I would like to be ale to create a 2nd contact directory with contact that I can access in Outlook but which will not be synced to me phone. Contact folders seem to remain a part of the main contact directory and will sync and export with all other folders. Is there a way to setup a 2nd contact directory which I can sync and export independently from the main contact directory?? Depends on your sync tool. Outlook doesn't take an active part in the sync process, so all synching is controlled by the sync tool. Read the documentation for it to see if it supports folders other than the default Outlook folders. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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