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When I go into Addresses I cannot see 3 address books on left so only get Personal which is empty

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JohnVG
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I have been moving the headings (just 2 displayed Name & email) in order to reduce the screen to have another screen (word document) beside but now I cannot get the columns back and the 3 address books normally shown are hidden. No matter what I do such as reducing screen, shrinking / expanding screen I cannot get the 3 address book option to be displayed. So by default I get "Personal Address book" which has nothing in it.

I have been moving the headings (just 2 displayed Name & email) in order to reduce the screen to have another screen (word document) beside but now I cannot get the columns back and the 3 address books normally shown are hidden. No matter what I do such as reducing screen, shrinking / expanding screen I cannot get the 3 address book option to be displayed. So by default I get "Personal Address book" which has nothing in it.

Vald lösning

Sounds like you lost your Directory Pane in the address book window.

Open the address book window. Do you have a menu bar with File-Edit-View etc? If not press the alt key to make it appear.

From the menu bar select View-Layout-Directory Pane

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user01229325
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Vald lösning

Sounds like you lost your Directory Pane in the address book window.

Open the address book window. Do you have a menu bar with File-Edit-View etc? If not press the alt key to make it appear.

From the menu bar select View-Layout-Directory Pane

JohnVG
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Fantastic. Big Thank you!! John Gilbert