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Multiple Contact Files

Postby Um95 » Sun, 17 Oct 2004 07:23:03 GMT

I moved the Outlook Folders to My Documents for ease of backup. Now I have 4 
different contact files, one of which has names and the other three are 
empty. On two of the contacts I get a message that "the folders have moved" 
and I can't delete them. The other one ignores the delete.

Does any one know how to get rid of these extra contact files? 
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