Only by making it the folder home page once more.
Your description of the contacts folder display is a new issue to me. What
do you mean by "active"?

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Suppose I open outlook and the screen that it opens to is the inbox.
If I then click on my contacts shortcut, the contacts window opens and
the first contact is highlighted. I can then type a letter or letters
and outlook will "jump" to the contact it thinks I'm looking for
(that's what I mean by it being "active").
Contrarily, if I'm looking at the inbox and then click to open Outlook
Today and subsequently click on the contacts shortcut, the first
contact in my list is not highlighted and if I type a letter, nothing
happens; I have to first highlight one of the contacts.
My recollection is that this was not the case with previous versions.
For me, I like using Outlook Today, so not having it available is not
a viable option. However, it seems to me that when any of the folders
is open, it should be "active" in the main window. The same problem
occurs in all folders (tasks, calendar, etc.), after Outlook Today is
opened.
I hope you understand what I've tried to explain!
>Only by making it the folder home page once more.
>
>Your description of the contacts folder display is a new issue to me. What
>do you mean by "active"?
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 12 Jan 2005 19:28 GMT
I don't know of any way to change that behavior, which other people have
complained about. It has nothing to do with Outlook Today.

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> Suppose I open outlook and the screen that it opens to is the inbox.
> If I then click on my contacts shortcut, the contacts window opens and
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>
> My recollection is that this was not the case with previous versions.
Joe Badham - 12 Jan 2005 20:04 GMT
I see that now.... it has to do with the Folder List, which I click on
when I want to see Outlook Today. Thanks for your input, at least I
know that it's not a problem unique to me.
>I don't know of any way to change that behavior, which other people have
>complained about. It has nothing to do with Outlook Today.