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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
I realized that I had more info after I sent the first message:
I am using Outlook 2003, SP3.
I removed only individual addresses and then clicked save and close. I
don't think I ever got near the X. Also, the list is not in my Deleted Items
folder and I have not emptied it. I created a test list, deleted the list,
found it in Deleted Items and moved it back into Contacts, so I see how that
would work IF the missing list were in Deleted Items.
Any other possibilities?
Thanks,
Helena
> > I sent a message out to a large distribution list and, after
> > receiving a number of failure notices, I was deleting the out-of-date
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> will delete the entire list. It will be in your Deleted Items folder,
> unless you emptied it.
Brian Tillman - 22 May 2008 19:13 GMT
> I removed only individual addresses and then clicked save and close.
Then it should still be in the Contacts folder.
> I don't think I ever got near the X. Also, the list is not in my
> Deleted Items folder and I have not emptied it. I created a test
> list, deleted the list, found it in Deleted Items and moved it back
> into Contacts, so I see how that would work IF the missing list were
> in Deleted Items.
How many Contacts folders do you have? Have you tried resetting the
Contacts folder's view?

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