When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some of my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under “My Contacts� but when I try to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back in) Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a bug in
Outlook 2007?

Sounds normal to me.
You use Folder List to see all your Folders. If you want to add a Contact
subfolder one to your My Contacts view, R click it and select "Add to My
Contact"
That's the way current versions work.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some of my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under "My Contacts" but when I try to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back in)
Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a bug in
Outlook 2007?

Thanks Russ, actually the issue is that my Contact Subfolder has disappeared.
I can not even find it, or see it. But when I go to add that folder, it
says it already exists, but I do not konw how to see it.

This also happened with my Tasks sub folder. I had an additional task
folder labeled COMPLETED. It is also not appearing in the MY TASKS area, but
when I try to re-create a new task folder called COMPLETED it tells me it
already exisits, and yet like the contact folder, it is not visible and I can
not seem to get it back.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Sounds normal to me.
You use Folder List to see all your Folders. If you want to add a Contact
subfolder one to your My Contacts view, R click it and select "Add to My
Contact"
That's the way current versions work.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some of my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under "My Contacts" but when I try to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back in)
Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a bug in
Outlook 2007?

Convince me you are using Folder List view.
You did back up your data before installing a beta didn't you?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
Thanks Russ, actually the issue is that my Contact Subfolder has
disappeared.
I can not even find it, or see it. But when I go to add that folder, it
says it already exists, but I do not konw how to see it.

This also happened with my Tasks sub folder. I had an additional task
folder labeled COMPLETED. It is also not appearing in the MY TASKS area,
but
when I try to re-create a new task folder called COMPLETED it tells me it
already exisits, and yet like the contact folder, it is not visible and I
can
not seem to get it back.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Sounds normal to me.
You use Folder List to see all your Folders. If you want to add a Contact
subfolder one to your My Contacts view, R click it and select "Add to My
Contact"
That's the way current versions work.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some of
my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts
are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my
wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under "My Contacts" but when I try to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back in)
Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a bug
in
Outlook 2007?

Hi Russ, short of a screen shot I do not know how you want me to "convince
you" Yes I did back up my data, and the folders are there, as evident below
when I try to add the folder back with the same name, Outlook tells me it
already exists and yet the folder is not visible in my folder list view. I
do have a folder list view, as I can see all my folders in e-mail....The
Navagitaion pane is on, the to do bar, the reading pane, they are all there,
these folders have just gone hidden.......do you have any other ideas??

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Convince me you are using Folder List view.
You did back up your data before installing a beta didn't you?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
Thanks Russ, actually the issue is that my Contact Subfolder has
disappeared.
I can not even find it, or see it. But when I go to add that folder, it
says it already exists, but I do not konw how to see it.

This also happened with my Tasks sub folder. I had an additional task
folder labeled COMPLETED. It is also not appearing in the MY TASKS area,
but
when I try to re-create a new task folder called COMPLETED it tells me it
already exisits, and yet like the contact folder, it is not visible and I
can
not seem to get it back.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Sounds normal to me.
You use Folder List to see all your Folders. If you want to add a Contact
subfolder one to your My Contacts view, R click it and select "Add to My
Contact"
That's the way current versions work.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some of
my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts
are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my
wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under "My Contacts" but when I try to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back in)
Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a bug
in
Outlook 2007?

If Outlook says the folder is there, it probably is.
Do you know what Folder List view is? How did you invoke it? Did you use the
icon at the bottom of the NAV pane?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
Hi Russ, short of a screen shot I do not know how you want me to "convince
you" Yes I did back up my data, and the folders are there, as evident
below
when I try to add the folder back with the same name, Outlook tells me it
already exists and yet the folder is not visible in my folder list view.
I
do have a folder list view, as I can see all my folders in e-mail....The
Navagitaion pane is on, the to do bar, the reading pane, they are all
there,
these folders have just gone hidden.......do you have any other ideas??

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Convince me you are using Folder List view.
You did back up your data before installing a beta didn't you?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
Thanks Russ, actually the issue is that my Contact Subfolder has
disappeared.
I can not even find it, or see it. But when I go to add that folder,
it
says it already exists, but I do not konw how to see it.

This also happened with my Tasks sub folder. I had an additional task
folder labeled COMPLETED. It is also not appearing in the MY TASKS
area,
but
when I try to re-create a new task folder called COMPLETED it tells me
it
already exisits, and yet like the contact folder, it is not visible and
I
can
not seem to get it back.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Sounds normal to me.
You use Folder List to see all your Folders. If you want to add a
Contact
subfolder one to your My Contacts view, R click it and select "Add to
My
Contact"
That's the way current versions work.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"crashley" wrote in message
...
When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 Beta it appears to have hidden some
of
my
folders. i.e. I can see my main Contacts folder and all my contacts
are
there. However, I have a second folder called Wedding, it had my
wedding
contacts in it. It is not listed under "My Contacts" but when I try
to
create a new folder called Wedding, (So I can re-import them back
in)
Outlook
2007 tells me the folder already exists. Any ideas, or is this a
bug
in
Outlook 2007?