Haven't seen this so far. Can you think of any changes you made to your
installation recently? Are you using a local data file or Exchange Server?
Anything unique about the Contacts that are showing this problem?

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Russ Valentine
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> This is the oddest thing..... I have just noticed (as I was about to do a
> label mail merge) that some of the mailing address for some of my contacts
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Hi Russ
It's odd..... when the "Check Address" box comes up, if I then make a small
change in there (such as remove a space etc.) and hit OK, then it shows up in
the box and in there I can edit it back to how it should be.
I did import the contacts in from my .pst file which was Outlook 2000
based.... I dunno... maybe it's one of those things. I have manually fixed
them all now....
> Haven't seen this so far. Can you think of any changes you made to your
> installation recently? Are you using a local data file or Exchange Server?
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 25 Nov 2006 11:57 GMT
Sounds like you broke the link between your Contacts Data and your
autoresolution file. This is one of the many reasons we advise against
importing any Outlook Data. All links are broken and other data is lost as
well. Next time just reuse the data file, or open it and copy from it. Never
import it.

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