I upgraded to Outlook 2003 a few months ago.  I migrated my contacts
and personal files but things just don't seem quite write. I'm not sure
where to make the changes.  Note this version is used on a home PC and
not connected to an Exchange survey.

1) Folder list - If I collapse all folders two Personal Folders remain
and no other folders.  In previous versions of Outlook, I recall a main
Outlook Folder and then a Personal Folder.  The icons for these two
personal folders are different.  One looks like a piece of paper with a
clock and house over it.  The other looks like a series of file
folders. The contents of these folders appear identical and have the
same number of subfolders (Calendar, Contacts, Deleted Items, Inbox,
etc.) plus all of my own folders under the inbox.  The number of items
is identical between the two main folders.  (If 23 unread in the first
inbox, there are 23 unread in the second.

Question: Why are there two?  Is one from my old version or an old PC?
Can I delete one and if so which one?

2) Contacts and E-mail - I seem to have the address book pointed to one
of these Personal Contact folders.  When I click TO: the list of
contacts shows up.  (This started to work tonight after reading some
other posts.)  However, I still can't type in a name and have Outlook
automatically search the contacts folder.  Where would I make this
happen?

Thanks.

- John