Brian,

Unfortunately I am a novice and don't know what other way to describe what I
see and what took place.

I'll try it this way: I dragged the individual contacts into Contact and all
of the vCard icons where in one vCard. A vCard to me is where we input all of
our clients info. Work, home etc. The icon is like a business card profile on
the left and lines simulating entries of info. So I have this one vCard with
all of the icons in the section of the card you can make notes in. I have
tried to move them from here but with no success. If you want a screen shot
and can tell me how to do it I will send it so you can see what I see.

Thank you for your help.

--
Sincerely,

Biz Broker

Your Business has the POWER of our Business


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

BizBroker wrote:

Is there anyway to get all of these vCards back as individual vCards?

The Outlook Contacts folders doesn't store contacts as vCards. Is there
something you're leaving out?
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Brian Tillman

BizBroker wrote:

I'll try it this way: I dragged the individual contacts into Contact
and all of the vCard icons where in one vCard. A vCard to me is where
we input all of our clients info. Work, home etc. The icon is like a
business card profile on the left and lines simulating entries of
info. So I have this one vCard with all of the icons in the section
of the card you can make notes in. I have tried to move them from
here but with no success. If you want a screen shot and can tell me
how to do it I will send it so you can see what I see.

The icon iss just an icon. It doesn't signify "vCard".

It sounds like you copied the contacts to another contact. When you click
EditCopy to Folder, select the contacts folder where you want the contacts
to go. When you dragged them, you must have dragged them to one of the
contacts.
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Brian Tillman

Brian,

Yes they are in a contact. Which emptied them from the Deleted folder. Any
solutions to this or an undue?
--
Sincerely,

Biz Broker

Your Business has the POWER of our Business


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

BizBroker wrote:

I'll try it this way: I dragged the individual contacts into Contact
and all of the vCard icons where in one vCard. A vCard to me is where
we input all of our clients info. Work, home etc. The icon is like a
business card profile on the left and lines simulating entries of
info. So I have this one vCard with all of the icons in the section
of the card you can make notes in. I have tried to move them from
here but with no success. If you want a screen shot and can tell me
how to do it I will send it so you can see what I see.

The icon iss just an icon. It doesn't signify "vCard".

It sounds like you copied the contacts to another contact. When you click
EditCopy to Folder, select the contacts folder where you want the contacts
to go. When you dragged them, you must have dragged them to one of the
contacts.
--
Brian Tillman

BizBroker wrote:

Yes they are in a contact. Which emptied them from the Deleted
folder. Any solutions to this or an undue?

Can't you drag tem back out of the body of that contact into another folder?
--
Brian Tillman

No I was unable to do that.
--
Sincerely,

Biz Broker

Your Business has the POWER of our Business


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

BizBroker wrote:

Yes they are in a contact. Which emptied them from the Deleted
folder. Any solutions to this or an undue?

Can't you drag tem back out of the body of that contact into another folder?
--
Brian Tillman

BizBroker wrote:

No I was unable to do that.

Not even one at a time? What about right-clickCopy? Describe the views
you were using in both windows and I'll try to replicate and see if I can
figure out a way to undo it.
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Brian Tillman

Brian,

That is exactly what I did, side by side, hightlight and drag, all it does
is duplicate a contact with all of them in the "note" box.
--
Sincerely,

Biz Broker

Your Business has the POWER of our Business


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

BizBroker wrote:

No I was unable to do that.

Not even one at a time? What about right-clickCopy? Describe the views
you were using in both windows and I'll try to replicate and see if I can
figure out a way to undo it.
--
Brian Tillman