I am using outlook 2003.
I created a contacts folder yesterday. But this morning when i opened my outlook to send an email that folder wasn't there. But when i went to address book i can see that folder in address book but not in my regular contacts folders. Can someone explain me why is that? and how do i make that folder appear in my regular contacts folder?
I searched online most of the people have problem not seeing the contacts in address book, but this is totally opposite.
Thank you again,

Jack

jack <jackbrown_890@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am using outlook 2003.
> I created a contacts folder yesterday. But this morning when i opened
> my outlook to send an email that folder wasn't there.

What did you specify as the parent folder? If you didn't create it under
your main Contacts folder, it won't appear under it. If you, say, created
it at the same level as the Contacts folder, it will be alphabetically
located amoung your other folders in the Folder List view of the Navigation
Pane.

> But when i went
> to address book i can see that folder in address book but not in my
> regular contacts folders. Can someone explain me why is that? and how
> do i make that folder appear in my regular contacts folder? I
> searched online most of the people have problem not seeing the
> contacts in address book, but this is totally opposite.

Have you enabled all your Contacts folders as address books? Right-click
each, select Properties, select the Outlook Address Book tab, and check the
box labeled "Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book".
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]