Either you are not displaying the correct Contacts Folder in the address
book or that folder's Contacts do not have valid, resolved electronic
addresses. Make sure you are displaying the correct Contact Folder in the
Address Book view. Create a new Contact from scratch in that folder and make
sure its electronic address resolves. See if that Contact appears.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
>I have a PC running Win 2K and Office/Outlook 2K and the contacts are no
> longer displaying as an address book. It appears that Outlook is seeing
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> Thanks.
Chards - 06 Mar 2007 22:49 GMT
Thanks Russ. I have verified that 90% of the contacts have resolved email
addresses and have also tried adding my own email from the GAL with the
resolved email address. None of the addresses show up at all, it is the same
result: a blank window with an active scroll bar. I think I am going to try
exporting them all, clearing the contacts folder and then importing them back
in.
> Either you are not displaying the correct Contacts Folder in the address
> book or that folder's Contacts do not have valid, resolved electronic
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> > Thanks.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 06 Mar 2007 23:37 GMT
I would do anything but that. The most certain way to corrupt your data
beyond repair is to export and import it. Outlook data cannot survive that.
I doubt you even have an Outlook issue here. Now that you've finally
mentioned that you are running against Exchange, you should post this to an
Exchange group and be sure to mention your Exchange version and the fact
that you are running an Outlook version that is many years out of support.
It would have been nice of you to have mentioned that in the first place so
that those of us in the end user groups could have left this post alone and
spent our time more productively.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> Thanks Russ. I have verified that 90% of the contacts have resolved email
> addresses and have also tried adding my own email from the GAL with the
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>> > Thanks.