I inserted pictures to contacts, but I couldn't see them in a "Detailed
Address Cards" view.
The only result is that, it can be published if the contact has an
attachment or not. (Yes/No) but no image.

MS Office Outlook 2003, SP2

That's the way Outlook 2003 works. Outlook 2007 is the first version to display pictures in a folder view.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Peter NAGY" Peter wrote in message ...
I inserted pictures to contacts, but I couldn't see them in a "Detailed
Address Cards" view.
The only result is that, it can be published if the contact has an
attachment or not. (Yes/No) but no image.

MS Office Outlook 2003, SP2

Peter, I had the same problem with 2003. Couldn't even find the photo I
supposedly inserted into a contact. But I found a trick that seems to work.
Open the photo in Paint. I had saved mine in PNG format and it worked; can't
say about others. Now using the dotted box "Select" button, pick a point in
the photo, left click and hold down, drag to frame as much of the photo as
you want. Let go of the left click, move the cursor to the middle of the
selected area, right click, click "copy." Go to Outlook, open the contact you
want, under the general tag there's a large unlabeled white box to the right
which is I guess for general notes. Left click in that box. Right click and
select paste. Bingo! you've got a photo and not a link to a phot. You can
even resize it by left clicking and dragging. I don't know if you can do this
in all formats but Paint let's you save in PNG and I know that works.



"Peter NAGY" wrote:

I inserted pictures to contacts, but I couldn't see them in a "Detailed
Address Cards" view.
The only result is that, it can be published if the contact has an
attachment or not. (Yes/No) but no image.

MS Office Outlook 2003, SP2