Using Multiple Address books (Contacts)

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In Office 2000, I was able to set up multiple e-mail contact folders, ie
Contacts, Business, contacts, family contacts, etc.

When sending an e-mail, I could click the "TO:" button and it gave
me the choice to pick which group I wanted to use. Under Outlook 2003, all
I get is the default "Contacts" folder even though my other folders are there
and I can work with them.

Any suggestions?
 
I would suggest you enable these folders as email address books in their
properties.
 

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