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I'm using Outlook 2003 in a Windows XP HE environment. Out of curiosity when
I first installed it, I added Business Contact Manager but I've only read bits and pieces and have never used the features. Over the years - from Outlook version to version - I've developed a list of categories that are displayed in the "Contacts" view when I select the Contacts folder. Strangely, when I attempt to assign a category on the bottom of a new Contact record, the window that pops up doesn't contain all 43 categories but only 24 of the old and 18 new that I never added; they appear to be Business Contact Manager related (Customer, International, Key Customer etc.) Q1) Did something not merge correctly? What caused this? Q2) Should I merely add the 24 "old" categories to the Master Category List that crops up when I attempt to assign a contact record to a category? |
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