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TonyG
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 9:38 pm    Post subject: Max No of Contacts? Error when importing.
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I'm trying to import 8,000 records from Outlook Express 6 into the Contacts
folder of Outlook 2003 via CSV format, which seem like the only option that
will work with the 2003 version of Outlook.

The import crashes Outlook about 3/4 through the import and only 5,908
records successfully import. Is 5,908 the max the Contacts folder can handle,
or is there another way? Would Business Contact Manager hold more?

I also tried using Outlook 2007 with the CSV file and had the same results.
I did try the import option available in Outlook 2007 that allows you to
import directly from the OE6 file, but it looked like this process would take
all night and I didn't want to wait for it until I knew they would all go in.
Will this option work?
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Karl Timmermans
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 7:00 am    Post subject: Re: Max No of Contacts? Error when importing. [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Import crashes Outlook" - error message that you encountered? 5908 is
certainly is not the limit to the number of contacts so more then likely
that it's related to the contents of contact #5909 that the import wizard
doesn't like especially if it's happening in 2 versions of Outlook which use
the same import/export wizard.

If you delete the contact record in the CSV file that immediately follows
the last successfully imported contact - does the problem persist?

Karl
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"TonyG" <TonyG.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E8CC5296-1C62-49FF-AA25-9EB941367413@microsoft.com...
> I'm trying to import 8,000 records from Outlook Express 6 into the
> Contacts
> folder of Outlook 2003 via CSV format, which seem like the only option
> that
> will work with the 2003 version of Outlook.
>
> The import crashes Outlook about 3/4 through the import and only 5,908
> records successfully import. Is 5,908 the max the Contacts folder can
> handle,
> or is there another way? Would Business Contact Manager hold more?
>
> I also tried using Outlook 2007 with the CSV file and had the same
> results.
> I did try the import option available in Outlook 2007 that allows you to
> import directly from the OE6 file, but it looked like this process would
> take
> all night and I didn't want to wait for it until I knew they would all go
> in.
> Will this option work?
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Brian Tillman
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Since: Mar 29, 2005
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 9:53 am    Post subject: Re: Max No of Contacts? Error when importing. [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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TonyG <TonyG.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to import 8,000 records from Outlook Express 6 into the
> Contacts folder of Outlook 2003 via CSV format, which seem like the
> only option that will work with the 2003 version of Outlook.

File>Import and Export>Import Internet Mail and Addresses work better than
the method you've chosen.

> The import crashes Outlook about 3/4 through the import and only 5,908
> records successfully import. Is 5,908 the max the Contacts folder can
> handle, or is there another way? Would Business Contact Manager hold
> more?

An Outlook folder will hold 64,000 items. Use Outlook's built-in Outlook
Express importing.
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Brian Tillman
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