Hi Colin,

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Ken

"Ken" wrote in message
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| Hi Colin,
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| Thanks for your reply.
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| Strange you couldn't import a csv file.
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| For a test I attached a small csv file for you to try.
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| It consist of onyx three names and they do import into my address book.
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| Save attachment, test file.csv, to a location in My Documents.
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| To import into your address book open Outlook Express, choose File |
Import
| | Other Address Book.
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| In the Address Book Import Tool dialog window select Text File (Comma
| Separated Values), choose Import
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| In the CSV Import dialog window Browse to and Open the saved attachment,
| test file.csv, choose Next, there should be a check mark display for First
| Name and Last Name, choose Finish.
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| Import should have completed.
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| Open Address Book to confirm.
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| This should confirm if your Outlook Express can import a csv file.
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| You can open test file.csv with Notebook to view how a csv file should
look.
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| Ken
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| "Colin" wrote in message
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| | Sadly, nothing has worked so far; I did manage to save the file as a
..csv
| | file, but my new Outlook Express still rtefuses to accept it as an
Import.
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| | Nor wil it accept a .pst Import, and my old Outlook Contacts won't save
us
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| | .wab file either!
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| | I can't believe Microsoft don't have a workround for this as thousands
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| | be similarly inconvenienced.
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| | Any suggestions?
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| | "Ken" wrote:
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| | Let us know what works.
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| | Thanks Ken
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| | "Colin" wrote in message
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| | | Thanks for all your help - we'll give it a go!
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