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September 3rd 07, 01:02 PM
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Outlook 2003: How to export a user-defined field?
I've created subcategories per "slipstick.com/outlook/subcats.htm"
instructions. This works well; however, I cannot EXPORT the subcategory contents. I can export the Microsoft-defined Categories. That is fine. However, I need more EXPORTABLE, distinct descriptors than Categories alone provides. How can I export user-defined fields? 
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