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  #1  
Old December 16th, 2009, 03:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
jon
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Default Outlook Contacts for address book

I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the "TO" to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS" and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new computer to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon
  #2  
Old December 16th, 2009, 04:01 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
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Default Outlook Contacts for address book

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you what you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the "TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon


  #3  
Old December 17th, 2009, 03:19 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
jon
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Posts: 640
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success. I copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you what you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the "TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon


.

  #4  
Old December 17th, 2009, 03:37 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
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Posts: 1,155
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success. I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon


.


  #5  
Old December 17th, 2009, 11:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
jon
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Posts: 640
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

How do I set uo a new profile?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success. I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon

.


.

  #6  
Old December 18th, 2009, 01:27 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
jon
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Posts: 640
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

So I set up a new profile. I still connot access my contacts through my
e-mail. I need to enter each e-mail address separate, or copy and paste. I
have about 7- hours invested and still cannot get my contacts to show up as
an address book. What is wrong? I am thinking I dhould have just bought a new
hard drive for my old computer.
--
Jon


"Jon" wrote:

How do I set uo a new profile?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success. I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the "CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon

.


.

  #7  
Old December 18th, 2009, 03:32 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
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Posts: 1,155
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

Can't tell what you did wrong since we have no idea what you did. There is
no shortage of instructions already posted here.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=out2003
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
So I set up a new profile. I still connot access my contacts through my
e-mail. I need to enter each e-mail address separate, or copy and paste. I
have about 7- hours invested and still cannot get my contacts to show up
as
an address book. What is wrong? I am thinking I dhould have just bought a
new
hard drive for my old computer.
--
Jon


"Jon" wrote:

How do I set uo a new profile?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook
profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success.
I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my
old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you
what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop
using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on
the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the
"CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it
is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon

.


.


  #8  
Old December 18th, 2009, 01:54 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
jon
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 640
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

I got it to work! After I created the new profile, I didn't mark it as the
profile to use. Once I did that it is working. Thanks for the assistance
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Can't tell what you did wrong since we have no idea what you did. There is
no shortage of instructions already posted here.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=out2003
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
So I set up a new profile. I still connot access my contacts through my
e-mail. I need to enter each e-mail address separate, or copy and paste. I
have about 7- hours invested and still cannot get my contacts to show up
as
an address book. What is wrong? I am thinking I dhould have just bought a
new
hard drive for my old computer.
--
Jon


"Jon" wrote:

How do I set uo a new profile?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook
profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no success.
I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with my
old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you
what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop
using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click on
the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the
"CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book" it
is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon

.


.


.

  #9  
Old December 18th, 2009, 05:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 1,155
Default Outlook Contacts for address book

Glad it worked.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I got it to work! After I created the new profile, I didn't mark it as the
profile to use. Once I did that it is working. Thanks for the assistance
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Can't tell what you did wrong since we have no idea what you did. There
is
no shortage of instructions already posted here.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=out2003
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
So I set up a new profile. I still connot access my contacts through my
e-mail. I need to enter each e-mail address separate, or copy and
paste. I
have about 7- hours invested and still cannot get my contacts to show
up
as
an address book. What is wrong? I am thinking I dhould have just bought
a
new
hard drive for my old computer.
--
Jon


"Jon" wrote:

How do I set uo a new profile?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

Just the ones we post every day. Never use WET. Create a new Outlook
profile
from scratch and connect it to your PST file. Then you will be able
to
enable the address book service.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I did the transfer with Windows Easy Transfer. I have tried the
instructions
on every link I could find in the "countless posts" with no
success.
I
copied
some items I needed to e-mail to a jump drive and sent them with
my
old
computer. Any other ideas on how to get my contacts to show up in
my
address
book?
--
Jon


"Russ Valentine" wrote:

You failed to state how you did the transfer. I will assume you
used
Windows
Easy Transfer. If so, read the countless posts here that tell you
what
you
did wrong.
--
Russ Valentine
"Jon" wrote in message
...
I transferred my files from an XP laptop to a Windows 7 laptop
using a
transfer cable. All my contacts transferred, but when I click
on
the
"TO"
to
acces my address book it is empty. When I right click on the
"CONTACTS"
and
go to Properties to click the "Use Contacts for Address Book"
it
is
grayed
out and I cannot click on it. How do I reset Outlook on the new
computer
to
use my contacts for my e-mail addresses?
--
Jon

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