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Gaylord H. Lee
I copied Outlook.pst file from my office outlook 2000 to a
writable CD. I inserted CD into my laptop and copied the
outlook.pst file to a new folder on my laptop c drive.
My laptop contains outlook 2000 as part of office 2000
small business. The import worked ok with all Emails and
contacts in the address book, as well as the importation
of contacts in their assigned Groups. I examined several
Groups and all contacts were in their appropriate Groups.
I closed the address book and opened it again, and all
contacts were still in their groups.
I closed Outlook, opened outlook again, and all the Groups
were empty. None of the contacts were in their assigned
Groups. However, all contacts were still listed
individually in the address book. Further, all of the
newly copied Emails were still intact in Outlook.
This process was tried on several different days, and the
problem that occurred every time was the loss of the
contacts that were assigned/listed in Groups.
How do I keep the contacts in their appropriate Groups?
writable CD. I inserted CD into my laptop and copied the
outlook.pst file to a new folder on my laptop c drive.
My laptop contains outlook 2000 as part of office 2000
small business. The import worked ok with all Emails and
contacts in the address book, as well as the importation
of contacts in their assigned Groups. I examined several
Groups and all contacts were in their appropriate Groups.
I closed the address book and opened it again, and all
contacts were still in their groups.
I closed Outlook, opened outlook again, and all the Groups
were empty. None of the contacts were in their assigned
Groups. However, all contacts were still listed
individually in the address book. Further, all of the
newly copied Emails were still intact in Outlook.
This process was tried on several different days, and the
problem that occurred every time was the loss of the
contacts that were assigned/listed in Groups.
How do I keep the contacts in their appropriate Groups?