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chunnel - 11 Apr 2007 21:20 GMT
I seem to have destroyed all the links that I have from one Contact to
another.  On the bottom left of the Contact card, I have other names linked
to a particular contact.  But now I get an error message "Cannot perform the
request operation.  The command selected is not valid for this recipient."  I
seem to remember that there is a command to fix this problem.  But I cannot
remember what that command is.
Brian Tillman - 12 Apr 2007 19:39 GMT
> I seem to have destroyed all the links that I have from one Contact to
> another.  On the bottom left of the Contact card, I have other names
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> command to fix this problem.  But I cannot remember what that command
> is.

Did you export or import anything?  What version of Outlook?  What happened
between when it worked and now?
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chunnel - 12 Apr 2007 20:32 GMT
I am using Outlook 2003.  I just reinstalled Vista 64.  I didn't import
anything, but I used the Data Files to open up the old Outlook and Archive
files and Email accounts to reasign the new Personal Folders as the default.  
Then I removed the Outlook file that was generated by Outlook to open up the
file.  Then I renamed my Outlook file to be just "Outlook" instead of
"Outlook (2)".  Then I reasigned that to be the default and then I deleted
"Outlook (2)"

> > I seem to have destroyed all the links that I have from one Contact to
> > another.  On the bottom left of the Contact card, I have other names
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Did you export or import anything?  What version of Outlook?  What happened
> between when it worked and now?
 
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