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Using "Organize and Find Contacts" in the help file, up comes:
{To organize your contacts
You can organize your contacts by creating folders and saving your contacts
in them. For example, within your Contacts folder you may want to create
several subfolders to store contacts in categories that make sense to you,
such as Business contacts and Personal contacts.
Click to open Windows Contacts.
On the toolbar, click Organize, and then click New Folder.
Type a name for the folder, and then press ENTER.
Note
New contacts are saved in the Contacts folder by default. You can save a new
contact in a different folder by copying or moving it there, just like you
would any file. For more information, see Moving and copying files by using
the drag-and-drop method.}
I have set up several sub folders in the contacts folder and moved
contacts into them . When sending or forwarding an e-mail when I click on
'To" to select a recipient the subfolders do not appear in the contacts
listing.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Phil B.
{To organize your contacts
You can organize your contacts by creating folders and saving your contacts
in them. For example, within your Contacts folder you may want to create
several subfolders to store contacts in categories that make sense to you,
such as Business contacts and Personal contacts.
Click to open Windows Contacts.
On the toolbar, click Organize, and then click New Folder.
Type a name for the folder, and then press ENTER.
Note
New contacts are saved in the Contacts folder by default. You can save a new
contact in a different folder by copying or moving it there, just like you
would any file. For more information, see Moving and copying files by using
the drag-and-drop method.}
I have set up several sub folders in the contacts folder and moved
contacts into them . When sending or forwarding an e-mail when I click on
'To" to select a recipient the subfolders do not appear in the contacts
listing.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Phil B.