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Bruce Pinkerton - 23 Jul 2003 00:05 GMT
Outlook 2002.  I moved my outlook.pst file from old
computer to a new one.  I placed in the same file
location.  Now when I hit the address button to find a
contact, or open contacts to create a new one ... I get
the message address book can not be displayed ... I click
ok ... then I get the Address Book pop up window that
shows no contacts (I have over 300 contacts)  The "Show
Names From the:" drop down list will show Outlook Address
Book with two listings of Contacts under it ... I have to
select the second "Contacts" and then I get to my
contacts!!

How do I get rid of the "empty" contact list?  Many
thanks for any and all help.

bruce
Sue Mosher [MVP] - 29 Jul 2003 13:37 GMT
At this point, the best solution is to remove the Outlook Address Book completely:

1. Use Tools | Email Accounts | Change address book.
2. Remove the Outlook Address Book.
3. Exit and restart Outlook.
4. Repeat #1, then add the Outlook Address Book.
5. On the Properties dialog for the Contacts folder, make sure the Outlook Address Book box is checked.
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, then exit and restart Outlook and add it back into the profile and check all the Contacts

> Outlook 2002.  I moved my outlook.pst file from old
> computer to a new one.  I placed in the same file
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> bruce
 
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