XP FAX Address Book

F

Fred Marshall

Somehow I've lost the Address Book for the FAX function in XP. Using the
FAX now comes up with an empty address book!!
I've read things that say it's a .wab file but I find no such thing and it
is *not* my large OE address book either.

Where is it kept and what is it called, etc?

Thanks,

fred
 
S

Shenan Stanley

Fred said:
Somehow I've lost the Address Book for the FAX function in XP. Using the
FAX now comes up with an empty address book!!
I've read things that say it's a .wab file but I find no such thing
and it is *not* my large OE address book either.

Where is it kept and what is it called, etc?

Control Panel --> Internet Options --> Programs

What's shown as your "Contact List" program?

If "Address Book", that is :
Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Address
Book.

If something else - post that here. Might try changing to a different
one...

If it is empty - something bad happened - restore from your backups. No
backups - you have learned a valuable lesson and should start making
periodic and consistent backups. ;-)
 
F

Fred Marshall

Shenan said:
Control Panel --> Internet Options --> Programs

What's shown as your "Contact List" program?

If "Address Book", that is :
Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then click
Address Book.

If something else - post that here. Might try changing to a different
one...

If it is empty - something bad happened - restore from your backups. No
backups - you have learned a valuable lesson and should start
making periodic and consistent backups. ;-)

Thank you! That did it.
It didn't change the Address Books or Contacts in either OE or Outlook.
The ones I was wanting to find were under "Shared Contacts" in the .wab.
I'm not sure that I'd been able to do a backup restore because I didn't know
where to look!
Guess it was in the .wab as a separate list all the time.

Fred
 

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