How do you transfer the master category list to another computer?  Or, what
file(s) hold the master Category list and how do you print the list?

I am trying to add a category to the Master Category list that is available
to all on the network.   I added it in the server, but it is still not
appearing on the other locations.

Using Exchange 2003 and outlook 2003 clients.
Ive setup a list of categories in contacts (in the public Folders) for
people to use but sometimes they still type the category instead of selecting
it from a dropdown box. Typing a category to save your contact to makes a new

We run MS windows 2000 server in our company and MS Office 2003.  Each
individual has over a period of time utilised outlook mainly for its mail
functions with the contacts section being utilised (or more importantly under
utilised).  Our business is home construction and so many ...

I am trying to import a file from Excel to Outlook contacts. But the
following window keeps appearing: ... the microsoft Excel file has no named
ranges. Use Microsoft Excel to name the range of data you want to import.  In
response, I have followed previously provided advice - ...

I am trying to programmatically access Exchange shared and public folders via
Outlook from a .NET application.
Here is the line of code that is generating an error:
Dim olns As Outlook.NameSpace = OutlookInstance.GetNamespace("MAPI")

In my bussiness as a Real Estate i need to have more information on the when
i introduce the information, how can i do that?

Hi, I have found this thread
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.contacts/browse_thread/t
hread/e423966a76e5ce55/39cac3289256e851%2339cac3289256e851
and am trying to get the VBA code refereed to by Sue Mosher to work in
Outlook 2003.

I am not spamming anyone.  I'm sending out an invitation.  Why am I getting
the "Too many recipients" error message, and how do I get around this.

I have access to another persons contacts and (for email purposes) want to
access these (shared) contacts via an outlook address book.
I have seen the instructions provided in response to other postings on this
topic.  I have followed them (closely!) and they do not work for me.

We have two Administrative Assistants who share each other's contact lists.  
For some reason, one user reported her contacts had gone missing, but when we
looked closer, they were still there, but the display had changed from last
name/first name to email address.  This appears ...

You can't automatically add recipients set-to or replied-to in 2003. This was
available in 2000 and we gather this information as required by Sorbanes
Oxley for our operations.

When I add a new contact in Outlook 2003, the 'Display as' field is filled
in by default in the following format:
Mike Smith (email@domain.com)
..but without the underlining.

When I emailed a link to a web site to someone, he got a message to the
effect  "Small
Business Edition ... blocked the link for security reasons".
Is it possible for him to change his settings, please?

Is there a way to import the global catalog contacts into the normal outlook
contacts, I know there is a way to do each contact 1 at a time but I want the
ability to import the entire gloabl catalog into a pst file.