Wow...Pretty interesting reply. Perhaps if you did not know what caused me
problem, you should have just stated that. If I actually had an idea of what
I did to corrupt my address book I would have included that in my original
posting as information that would be useful for identifying the problem and
getting a resolution. Your reply unfortunately did not resolve my issue. I
suggest a different line of work for you, if customer service is not your
thing.

For anyone else who may read this and have information that would help me,
please let me know of any addidiotnal information that would be required to
resolve my issue, other than knowing that I am running Outlook 2003 (SP2).



"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Only you know what caused it. You were there. We weren't. We have no way of
knowing what you did to corrupt your Outlook Address Book.
The address book was never intended for viewing or editing Contact data. You
do that in your Contacts Folder.
Just reset your Outlook Address Book. Method depends on your version, which
you failed to post. It has been posted here countless times. Just find a
post that matches your version and follow the instructions.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Reggie" wrote in message
...
I am running Outlook 2003. When I open my contacts in my address book I
see
a lot of blank entries. When I try to open one of the blank records I
receive an error: The Properties dialog box could not be opened. An
invalid
ENTRYID was passed in. Then a second dialog box says: The Properties
dialog
box could not be displayed. The action could not be completed. I cannot
delete the records and it looks like more are created periodically. What
caused this and how do I fix it?