Your post makes no sense. Outlook does not even have an address book. So
when you say you copied your "address book and messages" we have no idea
what you mean. Enlighten us with a more accurate and complete description of
what you actually did.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I'll try it again. I copied the file
.....AppData/local/Microsoft/Outlook/Outlook from my older computer to the
new one. This file contained my contacts as well as messages.
For each contact list, I clicked properties and on tab "outlook address
book" clicked "show this folder as an e-mail address book". When I prepare an
e-mail and click on "TO", I get the message "The address list could not be
displayed.........". Click OK. and the "Select Names" panel shows and "SHow
Names from the" ----Contacts is displayed. I move on to one of my contact
lists "A-H" and the names show up allowing me to select the name I wish.
My only wish is to have the message "The address list could not be
displayed...." not show up - it is just a nuisance.
Thanks. Norm.
> Your post makes no sense. Outlook does not even have an address book. So
> when you say you copied your "address book and messages" we have no idea
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> > Thanks for help. Norm.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 08 Mar 2007 10:29 GMT
So you copied your PST file. How did you then configure Outlook to use it?
You appear not to have reset the Outlook Address Book to show the Contact
Folder in your current PST file and it is still pointing to a previous
Contact Folder. Just remove that invalid reference here:
Tools > E-mail accounts > View or change existing directories or address
books > Outlook Address Book > Change.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> I'll try it again. I copied the file
> .....AppData/local/Microsoft/Outlook/Outlook from my older computer to the
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>> > Thanks for help. Norm.