So how is Outlook supposed to create these links if you haven't enabled its
mail transports? Outlook must be your default mail client for its transport
features to function.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"ucb" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much for your help!!! Umm, too long ago to remember how I
migrated the data. I am fine my original data/profile won't link... Going
forward and starting from scratch...

I followed the steps, in the links provided earlier in the post, to create
a
new profile in Outlook 2007. Now I have two profiles and choose when
launching.

It is in this brand new profile I am still unable to view activities for a
contact.
In this new profile I created the first contact "A". Then when I added
an
appointment on the calendar, I selected the "A" as the contact. After
that,
I added a task and again, selected "A" as the contact.

Sorry I wasn't clear on this in the first post. THANKS!!



"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Why would you think any activities should exist in this profile? In what
way
did you migrate previous data that would have preserved those links?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"ucb" wrote in message
...
First, thanks for all of the information and websites everyone has
added.

Upgraded long ago... using Outlook 2007 (12.0.6316.5000) SP1
I followed the steps and created a new profile. Created a contact,
added
an
appointment to the calendar, and created a new task. All are tied to
the
contact. Still can't see any activities for the contact. Checked
my
settings and "Contact Linking" is selected. Not sure if it matters,
but
I
don't use Outlook for email and have not configured that portion.

I have read and searched for many hours... not sure what to do. You
all
are
so knowledgeable and helpful!

THANKS!!