I've read all these posts and don't find my particular problem. I'll be
succinct. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

~Stan Zukowski

1. I was using Outlook 2002 on my laptop (my business machine). I had many
contacts stored there in the standard Contacts folder.

2. Outlook 2002 is also installed on my desktop computer (my personal
machine) but I never used the program there.

3. One dark and stormy night, the hard drive on my laptop got sick. Before
it died completely, I was able to move the Contacts info from my laptop to my
desktop machine using the "import/export as a .pst" feature.

4. For some reason, the Contacts are imported into my desktip computer as a
SECOND contacts folder named "Contacts1". They are not imported directly into
the primary Contacts folder. That means there's no auto-complete when sending
email, and any new addresses that I get from incoming emails are stored in
Contacts ~ essentially, creating two separate Contacts databases.

5. As a short-term solution, it was not much of a problem. I used my desktop
machine for business for a few weeks until the new laptop hard drive was
installed.

5. The laptop is now up and running.

6. Now I want to take the Contacts BACK from the desktop computer and make
them the PRIMARY Contacts on my laptop again ~ not have two separate Contacts.

7. I tried import/export again, but as happened the first time around, the
Contacts are brought in as a separate folder (again defaulted to
"Contacts1").

8. I just want one Contacts folder. How do I take the data in Contacts1 and
dump it into the primary/default Contacts folder on my laptop?

Suggestions? Thanks in advance!