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Hi !
My platform is as follows: Windows 2003 Server SP1 Exchange Server 2003 SP2 Outlook 2003 clients I have a few issues dealings with Contacts in the Outlook client of one user. He had a Contacts folder with sub-folders. We deleted this contacts, and sub-folders as well, to move them to somewhere else (in a Public folder, in order to share them with other users). The issue is that when this user creates a new message, by doing New Message, and then clicking on the TO: field, the Contacts sub-folders are still visible - but empty of course, and popping a warning whenever you try to select them. Is it possible to get rid of this weird view, without wiping out the Windows NT user profile wich is fastidious (mainly for the user...). Deleting the mail account on the client desktop in Control Panel, Mail account, is not an help, because the same issue is back as soon as I re-create the Microsoft Exchanger Server mail account. Any idea how to "really" reset this Outlook profile? Help appreciated Nicolas |
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