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Contact folder problems in Outlook 2007

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JimD - 17 Jun 2006 17:57 GMT
I have 2 contact folders on my Outlook 2007 (one in local folders and one in
Hotmail account). I have set my address book to Hotmail contacts but I cannot
remove connection to Local contacts. When I search for a name in contacts I
everything works well, but when I do a "check names" in an a new e-mail, it
does not look at any of my contact folders but goes directly to my ldap
server. When I was using Outlook 2003 under same configuration everything
worked fine. Can anybody help?
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 17 Jun 2006 18:07 GMT
Have you checked your name resolution settings in Tools | Address Book, Tools | Options?

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>I have 2 contact folders on my Outlook 2007 (one in local folders and one in
> Hotmail account). I have set my address book to Hotmail contacts but I cannot
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> server. When I was using Outlook 2003 under same configuration everything
> worked fine. Can anybody help?
 
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