Are you sure it's not in the recycle bin? Contacts can be notoriously hard
to find in the Deleted Items folder because of the modification/creation
date. If you sort the Deleted Items folder by subject and look at the very
top, it might be there.

This is actually the behavior for all contacts (no warning on delete). I
don't believe it's limited to custom forms.


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"Angyl" wrote in message
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I've created a new form in Outlook 2003 for our company to use. It is
saved
and published to our shared, networked drive, but I noticed something
troubling the other day.

If we press the DELETE key while a contact is selected, it just vanishes.
No warning, no recycle bin to get it back...it's just GONE. We were
considering using this form to store all of our client information but if
it
is that easy for a 'butterfinger' to permanently remove all that data on a
client I don't think so...

Are we missing something, or is there a way, or programming, or something
that could keep it from being so easy to lose data forever?