Missing Contacts

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Botanychild

OK - me again- I finally magaged to get my messages imported, but all my
contacts are missing. Any ideas?
Here is what I have done:
*Old computer- closed outlook - searched for .pst files - copy, paste, save
to disk - *Save to new computer on desktop with read only unchecked -
*In outlook : File- Open - Outlook Data File - File saved on desktop.

This is where I am now - messages are there in a new folder - all contacts
are missing.
Here is the kicker- I COPIED from the old computer (didn't move or alter
original files) - Old computer blanked out while I was doing this (froze with
just the background image showing) - it stayed that way for ~3-5 min - Now
all the messages that I was copying and the contacts are missing from the old
computer and I cannot seem to retreive them (IDK how either, haven't
researched enough yet to find enough steps to try retrieval)

So now - any ideas for me?
 
B

Botanychild

Now I seem to have another issue:
I moved the items to documents.
Now one of the "personal folders" created when I went through the steps of
opening data file, has disapeared - and I can't locate the contents in any of
the other files.
 
B

Botanychild

Also - when I right click on a folder that has some content - and go to
properties - there is not an "Outlook Address Book" tab. I have "General" -
"Home Page" - "AutoArchive" - "Administration" - and "Forms"
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Also - when I right click on a folder that has some content - and go to
properties - there is not an "Outlook Address Book" tab. I have "General" -
"Home Page" - "AutoArchive" - "Administration" - and "Forms"

Only a Contacts folder will have the Outlook Address Book tab. Check your
mail profile to make sure your Outlook Address Book service is OK. Use the
Mail applet in Control Panel.
 
B

Botanychild

OOOPS
Never mind - I think I got it.
Make sure to click on "Contacts" before trying to add to address book via
afore mentioned tab
Thanks
 

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