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June 15th 07, 11:04 AM
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Personal/Business contacts
I am using Office 2007 under Vista.
Is there a way for having 2 address books, 1 for personal addresses and one for business? It seems that all your contacts must go into a single contacts folder and then you can create groups. The problem is that you can't seem to share the groups only the contacts, which means sharing all of them. When I tried creating a new Address Book it wouldn't let me. I know that there is a Business Contacts Manager but I haven't yet looked there. Before I do, can there be separate address books in Contacts or must there be just one? Thanks! 
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