Where is the Outlook 2000 Contact Database?
by Dennis Faas on December, 5 2002 at 08:12AM EST
Infopackets Reader Phil M. writes:
" Dear Dennis,
The in-house guru for my office recently gave me my own user account and password on a Windows NT 4.0 machine. Previous to this, the computer required no login and used a central Outlook 2000 database for contacts.
Now that I have my own login account, I can't access the Outlook 2000 contacts because they no longer belong to my user account. Is there any way I can access the previous Outlook 2000 contacts list? I don't know where to look. "
My response:I don't use Outlook 2000. If anyone knows the answer to this, email me and I'll post the solution in the next newsletter (email here).
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