And, by the way, I just successfully imported all contacts using
import/export. There are so many variations in these versions, you can't
possibly be so sure about everything--especially when you're wrong.
Think if you're being rude before you post. I don't understand why you
continue to participate if you're so annoyed. Let other people help without
being so impatient. Again, check your attitude or don't bother.
Just my 2 cents.

--
Gloria


"Gordon" wrote:


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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"Gordon" wrote in message
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Well if people aren't made aware that they should then they never will,
will they?

There's a difference between making someone aware of something and shoving
it up their nose.

shrug

"GEllen" wrote in message
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And, by the way, I just successfully imported all contacts using
import/export.

And your next post will be something like "I can't see any contacts in the
Addressbook" because importing a pst file usually results in a corrupted
mail profile - which you would have seen if you'd googled.

There are so many variations in these versions, you can't
possibly be so sure about everything--especially when you're wrong.

No variations at all. Just copy the pst file and open it in Outlook - as
it's always been.


Think if you're being rude before you post. I don't understand why you
continue to participate if you're so annoyed. Let other people help
without
being so impatient. Again, check your attitude or don't bother.
Just my 2 cents.


Just trying to avoid all the complications you are going to get by importing
without researching first....

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...CL100626971033

Please stop discussing this with me.
You've made your point -- that was never my quarrel. You are incredibly
inappropriate to be posting advice. Go for a walk. There's more in the world
than trying to prove yourself filled with exasperation over those who have
questions.

--
Gloria


"Gordon" wrote:


"GEllen" wrote in message
...
And, by the way, I just successfully imported all contacts using
import/export.

And your next post will be something like "I can't see any contacts in the
Addressbook" because importing a pst file usually results in a corrupted
mail profile - which you would have seen if you'd googled.

There are so many variations in these versions, you can't
possibly be so sure about everything--especially when you're wrong.

No variations at all. Just copy the pst file and open it in Outlook - as
it's always been.


Think if you're being rude before you post. I don't understand why you
continue to participate if you're so annoyed. Let other people help
without
being so impatient. Again, check your attitude or don't bother.
Just my 2 cents.


Just trying to avoid all the complications you are going to get by importing
without researching first....

"GEllen" wrote in message
...
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...CL100626971033

Please stop discussing this with me.

Oh well. I won't bother when you run into trouble by following this
INCORRECT advice.......

"GEllen" wrote in message
...

And, by the way, I just successfully imported all contacts using
import/export. There are so many variations in these versions, you can't
possibly be so sure about everything--especially when you're wrong.
Think if you're being rude before you post. I don't understand why you
continue to participate if you're so annoyed. Let other people help without
being so impatient. Again, check your attitude or don't bother.
Just my 2 cents.

Well, Gordon is correct that importing from a PST is not the best way. Time
stamps change, for one thing, and items like Distribution Lists generally fail
the import completely.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"GEllen" wrote in message
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...CL100626971033

Unfortunately, that article is wrong.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]