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Old February 16th 06, 06:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Roger
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Default Adding contacts

We store our client contacts in a public folder, and set it up as an email
address book called Clients (using the Outlook Address Book tab in the
folder properties). The only problem is that now when I try to add a
contact from a public folder or from our GAL it doesn't go into my
contacts - it goes into the Clients public folder. Is there any way to tell
it to always add to the contacts folder?


 




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