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March 25, 2008 at 3:02 pm #3593
yishai
MemberWIN XP SP2; Outlook 2003; Winfax 10.03
I see my Outlook “Contact” folder in the winfax phonebook. I would like to inlclude some of the subfolders of “contacts”. Do you have any idea if and how to do it?
Thanks,
YishaiMarch 25, 2008 at 5:33 pm #7358JohnD
ParticipantThis does not work in WinFax. Short of moving those contacts out of the folder into the main folder, I am not aware of any other method to fix this . Symantec had a solution to this issue, but I don’t believe it works.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT….ocument
Situation:
You have Outlook 2000 or Outlook 2002 integrated with WinFax PRO and you have created sub-folders under Contacts within Outlook. When you view the Contacts folder within WinFax PRO, the Contacts folder appears, but the sub-folders do not.Solution:
Symantec does not support using second-level Outlook folders as address books. You can try the following workaround to resolve the problem, but we cannot guarantee the results.To reconfigure Outlook folders:
Close the WinFax Controller and any open WinFax windows or dialog boxes.
Reconfigure Outlook:
Open Outlook, click View, point to Go To, and then click Contacts.
Open the sub-folder that you want to add to the WinFax phone book.
Right-click the sub-folder, and then click Properties.
Click the Outlook Address Book tab.
Place a check mark next to “Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book”, and then click OK.
Repeat step 2.b through 2.e for each sub-folder that you want to view within WinFax PRO.
Close Outlook.
Restart WinFax PRO.You now see the sub-folder listed within the Microsoft Exchange/Outlook address book.
NOTE: Sub-folders are visible within the Microsoft Exchange/Outlook address book. They do not appear within the autolink Outlook address book.
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March 27, 2008 at 7:03 am #7359yishai
MemberDear JohnD,
Thanks for you assistance but as stated it didn’t work in my case. I have Outlook 2003 (and not 2000 or 2002) and the suggested settings are the default anyway. If someone has any further suggestions it would be welcomed.
Thanks,
Yishai
🙁April 5, 2008 at 6:38 pm #7360Administrator
KeymasterI don’t believe there is any workaround to view the sub-folders in WinFax
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