Missing "Company information" in Outlook Contacts on save
 

I had to reinstall my workstation with Windows 7 because my XPP installation
crashed.

I Installed Office 2007 Prof, Business Contact Manager 2007 and Microsoft
Office Accounting 2009. After, installation, I redirected Outlook 2007 to
data file copied over from my previous installation on my data partition.
This is something that I have done with success numerous times when changing
or reinstalling workstations.

Everything works with the exception that when I save or re-save contact
data, the information in the company field disappear. I read elsewhere that I
had to rebuild the index tables; however, this does not work. I am assuming
that this maybe a corrupt table that needs fixing but do not know how where
to start.

Can anyone in the forum make any recommendation on how to correct this issue?

--
Much appreciated and thanks in advance,


Beau Byron

Missing "Company information" in Outlook Contacts on save
 

It's being deleted from the BUM contact or an Outlook contact?

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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I had to reinstall my workstation with Windows 7 because my XPP
installation
crashed.

I Installed Office 2007 Prof, Business Contact Manager 2007 and Microsoft
Office Accounting 2009. After, installation, I redirected Outlook 2007 to
data file copied over from my previous installation on my data partition.
This is something that I have done with success numerous times when
changing
or reinstalling workstations.

Everything works with the exception that when I save or re-save contact
data, the information in the company field disappear. I read elsewhere
that I
had to rebuild the index tables; however, this does not work. I am
assuming
that this maybe a corrupt table that needs fixing but do not know how
where
to start.

Can anyone in the forum make any recommendation on how to correct this
issue?

--
Much appreciated and thanks in advance,


Beau Byron

Missing "Company information" in Outlook Contacts on save
 

I do not follow you. What needs to be done/recomendation do you have to fix
this?

Is there specific table or registry settings that needs to be configured?

--
Thank you,

Beau Byron


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It's being deleted from the BUM contact or an Outlook contact?

--
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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I had to reinstall my workstation with Windows 7 because my XPP
installation
crashed.

I Installed Office 2007 Prof, Business Contact Manager 2007 and Microsoft
Office Accounting 2009. After, installation, I redirected Outlook 2007 to
data file copied over from my previous installation on my data partition.
This is something that I have done with success numerous times when
changing
or reinstalling workstations.

Everything works with the exception that when I save or re-save contact
data, the information in the company field disappear. I read elsewhere
that I
had to rebuild the index tables; however, this does not work. I am
assuming
that this maybe a corrupt table that needs fixing but do not know how
where
to start.

Can anyone in the forum make any recommendation on how to correct this
issue?

--
Much appreciated and thanks in advance,


Beau Byron

Missing "Company information" in Outlook Contacts on save
 

Darn spellcheck - is it missing from Business Contact Manager (BCM) or
Outlook?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I do not follow you. What needs to be done/recomendation do you have to
fix
this?

Is there specific table or registry settings that needs to be configured?

--
Thank you,

Beau Byron


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It's being deleted from the BUM contact or an Outlook contact?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com

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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I had to reinstall my workstation with Windows 7 because my XPP
installation
crashed.

I Installed Office 2007 Prof, Business Contact Manager 2007 and
Microsoft
Office Accounting 2009. After, installation, I redirected Outlook 2007
to
data file copied over from my previous installation on my data
partition.
This is something that I have done with success numerous times when
changing
or reinstalling workstations.

Everything works with the exception that when I save or re-save contact
data, the information in the company field disappear. I read elsewhere
that I
had to rebuild the index tables; however, this does not work. I am
assuming
that this maybe a corrupt table that needs fixing but do not know how
where
to start.

Can anyone in the forum make any recommendation on how to correct this
issue?

--
Much appreciated and thanks in advance,


Beau Byron

Missing "Company information" in Outlook Contacts on save
 

lol...it happens to the best of us :-).

It missing from both Business Contact Manager (BCM) and Outlook 2007.

Since my last post, I have ran the scanpst.exe utility. It did not correct
the error.

Note: I am Running Windows 7

--
Thank you,

Beau Byron


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Darn spellcheck - is it missing from Business Contact Manager (BCM) or
Outlook?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I do not follow you. What needs to be done/recomendation do you have to
fix
this?

Is there specific table or registry settings that needs to be configured?

--
Thank you,

Beau Byron


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It's being deleted from the BUM contact or an Outlook contact?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com

Outlook Tips by email:


EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:


Do you keep Outlook open 24/7? Vote in our poll:
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"Beau Byron" wrote in message
...
I had to reinstall my workstation with Windows 7 because my XPP
installation
crashed.

I Installed Office 2007 Prof, Business Contact Manager 2007 and
Microsoft
Office Accounting 2009. After, installation, I redirected Outlook 2007
to
data file copied over from my previous installation on my data
partition.
This is something that I have done with success numerous times when
changing
or reinstalling workstations.

Everything works with the exception that when I save or re-save contact
data, the information in the company field disappear. I read elsewhere
that I
had to rebuild the index tables; however, this does not work. I am
assuming
that this maybe a corrupt table that needs fixing but do not know how
where
to start.

Can anyone in the forum make any recommendation on how to correct this
issue?

--
Much appreciated and thanks in advance,


Beau Byron