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October 7th 08, 07:09 PM
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Add 2nd folder to 'Select Names' drop down in Outlook 2000?
I store Contact information in 2 different folders in Outlook, 'Contacts' and
'Contacts (Old)'. I wish to be able to access names from the 'Contacts (Old)' folder from the 'Select Names' drop down window periodically when sending e-mail. I know it is possible because I used to be able to do this before my system crashed and I lost everything. I just don't remember how to set it up again. Any hints? -- Acetech 
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