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Even if I know this is a daily question I need some helpthis time.
I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) Any idea, I am really tired looking in my phone for Tasks and addresses? -- Olle , O3C Patent Translations |
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What exactly happens when you try to display your Contacts or Tasks folder?
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: Even if I know this is a daily question I need some helpthis time. I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the
lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: What exactly happens when you try to display your Contacts or Tasks folder? -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: Even if I know this is a daily question I need some helpthis time. I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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Try clicking the Folder List button at the bottom of the navigation pane so
that you see all folders. Then, select your Contacts or Tasks folder. What happens then? You should run Help | Detect and Repair if you haven't already. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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Both Contacts and Tasks open as they should.
-- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: Try clicking the Folder List button at the bottom of the navigation pane so that you see all folders. Then, select your Contacts or Tasks folder. What happens then? You should run Help | Detect and Repair if you haven't already. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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Running Help | Detect and Repair did not help.
-- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: Try clicking the Folder List button at the bottom of the navigation pane so that you see all folders. Then, select your Contacts or Tasks folder. What happens then? You should run Help | Detect and Repair if you haven't already. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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Good. That means you now have a way to get to those folders.
To correct the problem with the navigation pane, try starting Outlook with the /resetnavpane switch. See http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/commandlines.htm if you don't know how to do that. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: Running Help | Detect and Repair did not help. -- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: Try clicking the Folder List button at the bottom of the navigation pane so that you see all folders. Then, select your Contacts or Tasks folder. What happens then? You should run Help | Detect and Repair if you haven't already. "Olle" wrote: If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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Yes, it worked!
Thanks Sue ! -- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: Good. That means you now have a way to get to those folders. To correct the problem with the navigation pane, try starting Outlook with the /resetnavpane switch. See http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/commandlines.htm if you don't know how to do that. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Olle" wrote: Running Help | Detect and Repair did not help. -- Olle , O3C Patent Translations "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" skrev: Try clicking the Folder List button at the bottom of the navigation pane so that you see all folders. Then, select your Contacts or Tasks folder. What happens then? You should run Help | Detect and Repair if you haven't already. "Olle" wrote: If I for example have the Calender view and press the Contact button in the lower part of the left column the following happens: - The calender itself (center & right part of the screnn)remains - In the left column: --the "headline" changes from calender to contacts --below the headline, the upper one of the two calender overviews remains --below this a heading My Contacts show --below the heading Current View (for the calender) shows with the different radio buttons like Day/Week/Month It seems like Outlook manages to chenge to half he Caontact view and then stops. Pressing the Task button generates the same kind of view. -- I run Outlook 2003 and can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. I can open both in new windows and I can reach all addresses via the To button in a new email. (I can then open the address card connected to the email) I have read article 287563: the address book shows up under Tools/emial accounts/Show or change... but I can do the next step "File/Folder/Show properties for Contacts" as I can not change view to Contacts or Tasks. If I open Contacs in a new window I can perform this second step and ai can see that "Show this folder as an email address book" is marked and called Contacs (I believe art. 319901 is not for me, I do not get an error message) |
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