(we will be getting Outlook 2007 soon, but this is for 2000):
(1) Creating contacts one by one in Outlook 2000, saved as individual Word
files. Can a single file be created with ALL contacts, that can be opened &
displayed with all information for contacts besides the Detailed Address
Cards View from within Outlook 2000?
(2) What is the best way to import all Outl. 2000 contacts into Outl. 2007?
(3) Which Outl. 2000 Export to a file type or format is used to import
contacts into the Constant Contact application?

Answers for questions #2 & 3

#2 - DO NOT use import/export to go from '2000 to '2007 - if you're
upgrading on the same machine, nothing for you to do - will all be there
after '2007 is installed. If on a new machine - copy your PST files to the
new machine and modify your Outlook profile accordingly to use the copied
PST file(s).

#3 - Constant Contact - (without checking for any recent changes) create
a CSV file. Read instructions related to content about importing contact
lists provided by Constant Contact - very simple, straightforward and works
like a charm (speaking from first hand experience).

Karl

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Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer 1.3 / DataPorter 2.0 / Exporter
"Power contact importers/exporters for MS Outlook '2000/2007"
http://www.contactgenie.com



"Leo" wrote in message
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(we will be getting Outlook 2007 soon, but this is for 2000):
(1) Creating contacts one by one in Outlook 2000, saved as individual Word
files. Can a single file be created with ALL contacts, that can be opened
&
displayed with all information for contacts besides the Detailed Address
Cards View from within Outlook 2000?
(2) What is the best way to import all Outl. 2000 contacts into Outl.
2007?
(3) Which Outl. 2000 Export to a file type or format is used to import
contacts into the Constant Contact application?

In addition to what Karl had advised, please be aware that an upgrade from Outlook 2000 IMO to any later version of Outlook will cause an LDAP error when you open Outlook 2007. You will need to go into Control Panel-Mail Icon-Accounts and on the last tab "Addresses" you will need to add the Outlook Address Book service. This will allow you to view your Contact addresses when addressing new mail.

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After furious head scratching, Leo asked:

| (we will be getting Outlook 2007 soon, but this is for 2000):
| (1) Creating contacts one by one in Outlook 2000, saved as individual
| Word files. Can a single file be created with ALL contacts, that can
| be opened & displayed with all information for contacts besides the
| Detailed Address Cards View from within Outlook 2000?
| (2) What is the best way to import all Outl. 2000 contacts into Outl.
| 2007? (3) Which Outl. 2000 Export to a file type or format is used to
| import contacts into the Constant Contact application?