Probably because many of its functions have been supplanted by Activities.

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Russ Valentine
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> Excellent! Thank you very much. I had tried everything I could think of.
> Journal is completely under appreciated and supported as far as I am
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What about adding a Journal entry to an open contact? In 2003 you could
choose "Make Journal Entry". I'm not willing to make most of my contacts
automatic journal entries, but would still like the feature that creates a
journal entry for the contact I am looking at.
> Probably because many of its functions have been supplanted by Activities.
> > Excellent! Thank you very much. I had tried everything I could think of.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 05 Nov 2007 21:30 GMT
I've never used it and have never turned journaling on. but it would not
surprise me if it had been removed from the new Contact Form in from Outlook
2007. The Journal feature has been deprecated.

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> What about adding a Journal entry to an open contact? In 2003 you could
> choose "Make Journal Entry". I'm not willing to make most of my contacts
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Looking Out for You - 29 May 2008 22:56 GMT
Russ - Journaling has become one of the most important features for me in
Outlook to track and recall my activities during the day. Microsoft should
enhance journaling functionality. Microsoft, you have my phone number - feel
free to contact me. Many years ago, as I recall, I ran into one of your
Outlook product mgrs at COMDEX and made some comments not too long after
which Outlook improved significantly. While I like to think I helped play a
role in this, more important to me is that MS is hearing what I am sharing.
> I've never used it and have never turned journaling on. but it would not
> surprise me if it had been removed from the new Contact Form in from Outlook
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 29 May 2008 23:02 GMT
Explain what Journaling does for you that you cannot do with Activities.

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> Russ - Journaling has become one of the most important features for me in
> Outlook to track and recall my activities during the day. Microsoft
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MP - 27 Nov 2007 18:11 GMT
I did this by adding the "New Journal Entry for Contact" action to the Quick
Access Bar.
To do this open any contact and click the little down arrow at the very top
of the window.
Then choose "More Commands..."
Click "All Commands" from the "Choose commands from:" drop-down selection
Scroll all the way down to "New Journal Entry for Contact" and click the
"Add>>" button.
Click OK.
Now it will be in your Quick Access Bar on any contact that you open.
--Marty
> What about adding a Journal entry to an open contact? In 2003 you could
> choose "Make Journal Entry". I'm not willing to make most of my contacts
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