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I'm using Outlook 2007 under Vista Home Premium. (I should probably also
mention I imported contacts a year ago from Outlook 2000.) Just now I opened a Contact and clicked on a linked Contact. (This 'linked' contact is shown under the Notes field and next to the small Contact window at the bottom of the Contact.) I go to click on that linked Contact and receive the following message - Cannot perform the requested operation. The command selected is not valid for this recipient. An internal function returned an error.[end] Why do I have this problem with Outlook 2007 when I did not have it with Outlook 2000? Thanks, DH |
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