> I have Outlook 2003 and cannot do a find on a recently added contact.
> I know the contact is in there but "Find will not find it." The
> contact list is quite extensive.

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
I can browse to it. For instance I create a contact "Jaime Smith" and save.
I then browse to it and I know it is there but when I click the "find" and
type in Jaime it will not find her.
cwiddis@ant.to
> > I have Outlook 2003 and cannot do a find on a recently added contact.
> > I know the contact is in there but "Find will not find it." The
> > contact list is quite extensive.
>
> How do you know it's there if you can't find it? Try a view that sorts the
> contacts alphabetically by File As. You should find it easily then.
Brian Tillman - 20 Sep 2007 21:42 GMT
> I can browse to it. For instance I create a contact "Jaime Smith" and
> save. I then browse to it and I know it is there but when I click the
> "find" and type in Jaime it will not find her.
I can't reproduce this. Sorry.
> cwiddis@ant.to
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 20 Sep 2007 22:21 GMT
If all you are doing is using the simple find command, results will vary
considerably depending on which field you are searching. For more reliable
results use Advanced Find. Also, try your simple find after a restart.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
>
> I can browse to it. For instance I create a contact "Jaime Smith" and
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>> the
>> contacts alphabetically by File As. You should find it easily then.