New Contacts missing in Address Book

G

GreatDane

I recently succeeded in transferring my .pst from OL 2000 to OL 2003, and
everything seemed to be working fine. But I just added two new contacts and
they show up in Contacts but not in Address Book, although all my old ones
are there.
 
G

GreatDane

The problem seems to have fixed itself!?! I'm not aware of having done
anything - other than view the settings - but something must have happened
when I did that. In any case, it works now, so thanks for the help.
 
G

GreatDane

Hi again, Russ. You helped me get rid of my duplicate Personal Folders a
couple of weeks ago, so everything was presumably set up correctly at that
point.

I checked everything the article suggested, and everything looks correct.
Outlook Address Book looks like it's configured correctly, and I only have
one Contacts folder. All of my contacts show up in Address Book, except for
the two new ones I added yesterday. They both have email addresses, and I
can't see any difference between the way they are set up and the way the
other ones are.
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Most likely what you did was restart Outlook. Any changes you make to the
Outlook Address Book configuration will not be seen until you restart
Outlook.
 
G

GreatDane

But I hadn't made any changes to the configuration in a couple of weeks. I
had only added a couple of new contacts, which didn't show up in Address Book
for almost two days. Anyway, since it's working now, I guess this is one of
those mysteries I'll never know the answer to.
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

I thought you said you had recently "transferred" your PST file. That's one
of the most common causes for disconnecting the Outlook Address Book from
the Contacts Folder.
 
G

GreatDane

I did, and I originally did it wrong. But you straightened me out a couple
of weeks ago, and everything worked fine until I added the new contacts.
 

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