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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / October 2004Contacts & Address Booki
How do I get the subfolders of "Contacts" to show up in my Address Book? I am using Office 2000. Ibid  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > How do I get the subfolders of "Contacts" to show up in my Address Book? > I > am using Office 2000. I have the same question. When I try to access the "sub" contact folders for an address, they are not available. There has to be a way to apply them. I know I'm getting old but what does "Ibid" mean? John F. > Ibid > > > How do I get the subfolders of "Contacts" to show up in my Address Book? > > I > > am using Office 2000. "Ibid" means "referring to the previous reference." It means I already answered another of your identical posts. SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I have the same question. When I try to access the > "sub" contact folders for an address, they are not [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> > I >> > am using Office 2000. I found it. Make either your outlook short cuts list or the folder list visible. Click on the + beside contacts to expand list Right click on one of your subfolders, go to Properties, select Outlook Address Book Page, then check "show this folder as an e-mail address book. I hope this is what you needed. John F. > How do I get the subfolders of "Contacts" to show up in my Address Book? I > am using Office 2000.
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