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Can only have 47 names in Contacts/Address Book

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ArchOKC - 25 Sep 2005 23:59 GMT
In Outlook 2003, I click on the Address Book Icon, then new entry Icon to
create a new Contact. I select new conact and have it added to the Contact
list.  It accepts the entry, but when I click on the Address Book Icon it
only shows 47 entries. All the new entries I made show up in the contact
folder, but not the address book icon. The PC is a Dell, P4 with Win XP SP2.  
It is OFFICE 2003
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 26 Sep 2005 00:05 GMT
Have you tried using the Contacts folder?  The Address book is old,
outdated, and carried only for legacy purposes.

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After furious head scratching, ArchOKC asked:

| In Outlook 2003, I click on the Address Book Icon, then new entry
| Icon to create a new Contact. I select new conact and have it added
| to the Contact list.  It accepts the entry, but when I click on the
| Address Book Icon it only shows 47 entries. All the new entries I
| made show up in the contact folder, but not the address book icon.
| The PC is a Dell, P4 with Win XP SP2. It is OFFICE 2003
ArchOKC - 29 Sep 2005 13:46 GMT
I use the address book icon when I send emails. When I try to add more to
that icon, it places them in the contact folder, but not in the address book.
This is my brothers PC, my copy of Outlook 2003 has several hundred names in
the address book

> Have you tried using the Contacts folder?  The Address book is old,
> outdated, and carried only for legacy purposes.
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> | made show up in the contact folder, but not the address book icon.
> | The PC is a Dell, P4 with Win XP SP2. It is OFFICE 2003
Brian Tillman - 29 Sep 2005 15:37 GMT
> I use the address book icon when I send emails. When I try to add
> more to that icon, it places them in the contact folder, but not in
> the address book. This is my brothers PC, my copy of Outlook 2003 has
> several hundred names in the address book

You should not be adding names using the address book interface.  Add names
via Contacts and they should always appear in the address book.
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ArchOKC - 30 Sep 2005 04:08 GMT
It works just fine on my PC that way. I think a reinstall is the only solution.

> > I use the address book icon when I send emails. When I try to add
> > more to that icon, it places them in the contact folder, but not in
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> You should not be adding names using the address book interface.  Add names
> via Contacts and they should always appear in the address book.
 
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