browsing adress book - contacts missing

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Roman Eigner

hi there,
i read a lot of posts but couldn't find to much or not exactly this for
outlook 2003:

I receive an adress, open adress-book from icon-bar, browse the contacts,
"Alex G." is not there.
Been in contact with "Alex G." rarely, i thought that i forgot to add him.
Clicking "new Contact", typing in the info, on saving Outlook offers to
merge the new data with the existing contact. ??? - OK - done.
Browsing contacts, "Alex G." is not there.
Taping "Alex G." into search field in standard icon-bar, "Alex G." is there,
correct with all previous and new info.

???? Did i miss something? Well, "Alex G." and some others are still missing
when browsing the Adressbook.
THX so much!
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

You appear to have stored the Contact in a Contacts Folder other than the
one you happen to have been displaying at the time in the address book view.
Instead of manually searching for the Contact, why don't you use the Lookup
Contact function?
 
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Roman Eigner

hi, thx for the answer,
but i don't have any other folder, nor i remember having used any other.
These contacts also appear when browsing the contacts in Outlook, using the
"Contact-button" in the left panel.
I can live with it, not finding some contacts in adress-book view as long as
they are there, but curious as i am, i just wanted to know how come.
thx, roman


Russ Valentine said:
You appear to have stored the Contact in a Contacts Folder other than the
one you happen to have been displaying at the time in the address book
view.
Instead of manually searching for the Contact, why don't you use the
Lookup
Contact function?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Roman Eigner said:
hi there,
i read a lot of posts but couldn't find to much or not exactly this for
outlook 2003:

I receive an adress, open adress-book from icon-bar, browse the contacts,
"Alex G." is not there.
Been in contact with "Alex G." rarely, i thought that i forgot to add
him.
Clicking "new Contact", typing in the info, on saving Outlook offers to
merge the new data with the existing contact. ??? - OK - done.
Browsing contacts, "Alex G." is not there.
Taping "Alex G." into search field in standard icon-bar, "Alex G." is there,
correct with all previous and new info.

???? Did i miss something? Well, "Alex G." and some others are still missing
when browsing the Adressbook.
THX so much!
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

No way to tell from your description. The most common cause of a Contact
appearing in your Contact Folder but not in your Outlook Address Book is the
lack of a valid electronic address in the Contact record. The second most
common cause is the failure to include the relevant Contact Folder in the
Outlook Address Book.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Roman Eigner said:
hi, thx for the answer,
but i don't have any other folder, nor i remember having used any other.
These contacts also appear when browsing the contacts in Outlook, using
the "Contact-button" in the left panel.
I can live with it, not finding some contacts in adress-book view as long
as they are there, but curious as i am, i just wanted to know how come.
thx, roman


Russ Valentine said:
You appear to have stored the Contact in a Contacts Folder other than the
one you happen to have been displaying at the time in the address book
view.
Instead of manually searching for the Contact, why don't you use the
Lookup
Contact function?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Roman Eigner said:
hi there,
i read a lot of posts but couldn't find to much or not exactly this for
outlook 2003:

I receive an adress, open adress-book from icon-bar, browse the
contacts,
"Alex G." is not there.
Been in contact with "Alex G." rarely, i thought that i forgot to add
him.
Clicking "new Contact", typing in the info, on saving Outlook offers to
merge the new data with the existing contact. ??? - OK - done.
Browsing contacts, "Alex G." is not there.
Taping "Alex G." into search field in standard icon-bar, "Alex G." is there,
correct with all previous and new info.

???? Did i miss something? Well, "Alex G." and some others are still missing
when browsing the Adressbook.
THX so much!
 

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