Thanks for your response. I'm not connecting to Exchange. I am on a stand
alone system - 1 PC - no networking.
When I go into my Contacts - I have about 6 different address books -
church, school, rotary, different work books.
However, when typing a new email, I click on the To: field - the Select
Names dialog box opens, I click on the "Show names from the:" dropdown.
when I do, at least 12 address books appear that I have created over the
year. I need to add and remove some addresses from those books - but don't
see it in the contacts.
Thanks again for your help!
> Can you give a few examples though on the surface it sounds like you are
> connecting to Exchange and if so then some of them will be Exchange
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Noel All - 20 Aug 2005 09:30 GMT
What version of Outlook
> Thanks for your response. I'm not connecting to Exchange. I am on a
> stand
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ljculler - 22 Aug 2005 02:18 GMT
2003 on winxp
> What version of Outlook
> > Thanks for your response. I'm not connecting to Exchange. I am on a
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> >> > Thanks for the help!
Noel All - 23 Aug 2005 02:06 GMT
If you go to Tools || Address Books || Tools || Options || All the Address
Books will be listed in the bottom half of the view || if you select one and
click the properties button it will tell where the address book is located.
This way you can use the folder list to locate the folders and either go
into its properties and select the Outlook Address Book and un-check as
enable as address book or ultimately delete it. If you cannot find the
address books then removing and re-adding the Outlook Address Book Service
should remove the erroneous entries. To remove the Outlook Address Book
service then go to Tools || Email Accounts || view or change existing
directories or address books || NEXT || highlight the Outlook Address Book
and select Remove || Restart Outlook and then re-add the Service.
> 2003 on winxp
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