If you brought them with you, why wouldn't you just use the same method in
reverse to take them with you? They are stored on your employers Exchange
Server, right?
No Outlook data is ever stored in an address book. Contacts are only stored
in Contact Folders in an Exchange mailbox or local data file.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Shoe" wrote in message
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They are my contacts (employers contacts were kept in CRM system)- I
brought
them with me and I will take them with me.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Have you asked your employer? Those contacts belong to your employer.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Shoe" wrote in message
...
I have a home system that I use Outlook on as my mail client. I have
approx.
30 contacts on this system. I have a work system where I have approx.
1200
contacts. I am leaving my current employment so I want to move my 1200
contacts from my work Outlook to my home Outlook (so I still have
access
to
them), but I don't want to add them to my existing Contacts file, nor
do
I
want the work one to replace my home one. What can I do? On my work
Outlook, when I click on the address book, I see a global address list
in
a
drop down box that when "dropped down", show Outlook Address Book at
the
top,
followed by Contacts (as a subheading under Outlook Address Book),
followed
by Global Address List, etc., Can I somehow have my work contacts show
up
in
a list that I could then select?