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Old April 28th 06, 11:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
rivmanaz
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Default Outlook Contacts are missing

When I am sending an email and click the 'To' button in the recipient box I
get an error message. The error message reads; "Teh address list could not be
displayed. The contacts folder associated with this address list could not be
opened; it may have been moved or deleted or you do not have permissions."
This is a new PC that I copied the .pst file from my old PC running the same
version of office 2003. Everything else came over all emails, calendar
appointments, etc. Anyone have any ideas?

Greg

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Old April 28th 06, 11:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
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Default Outlook Contacts are missing

Only the same ones posted here every day.
When you change an Outlook profile's information store, you must tell the
Address Book what you did. It's looking for your old one.
Enable any Contact Folder you want to see as an email address book in its
properties.
If that doesn't work, then you migrated data improperly and must tell us
what you did.
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Russ Valentine
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"rivmanaz" wrote in message
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When I am sending an email and click the 'To' button in the recipient box
I
get an error message. The error message reads; "Teh address list could not
be
displayed. The contacts folder associated with this address list could not
be
opened; it may have been moved or deleted or you do not have permissions."
This is a new PC that I copied the .pst file from my old PC running the
same
version of office 2003. Everything else came over all emails, calendar
appointments, etc. Anyone have any ideas?

Greg



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Old April 29th 06, 04:58 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Dave
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Default Outlook Contacts are missing

Check out this thread:
"copy address book / outlook/pst to Laptop"
posted 2/16/2006



"rivmanaz" wrote:

When I am sending an email and click the 'To' button in the recipient box I
get an error message. The error message reads; "Teh address list could not be
displayed. The contacts folder associated with this address list could not be
opened; it may have been moved or deleted or you do not have permissions."
This is a new PC that I copied the .pst file from my old PC running the same
version of office 2003. Everything else came over all emails, calendar
appointments, etc. Anyone have any ideas?

Greg

 




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