Outlook has not used the Personal Address Book for years. Neither should
you. You should use the Outlook Address Book Service, which replaced it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Teacher Janet" wrote in message
...
I had to reinstall my Outlook 2000 today. My contact list displays just
fine, but when I create a new e-mail message and click the "TO" button, my
personal address list seems to have disappeared. When I went to SERVICES
to
see what was there, the internet service for my POP3 account is there
along
with Outlook Today and Personal Folders. When I try to add the Personal
Address Book, I have three options buttons: have disk, remove, and about.
If
I just click OK, I get an error message saying the action could not be
completed. The only option of the three that makes any sense is the "have
disk" option, then to browse somewhere on my hard drive, but then would I
be
browsing to my ".pst" file?