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June 17th 09, 05:00 PM
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Type in the contacts field
I just recently upgraded to Outlook 2007 and I used to have a contacts field
at the bottom of the contact that I could use to link other contacts associated with the contact. Since upgrading I can no longer see that field, but if I print the contact it shows up. I can find the field if I go to all fields and it is listed as Contacts, but I cannot enter new ones into them. Please help and is there a way to make this show up on the main screen? 
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