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Outlook 2003 allows you to adjust the view of Contacts to best fit your needs. The following Contacts viewing options are available:
This document will explain what the various Contacts viewing options are and how to change your view.
Basic Address Cards provide essential information for each Contact. This information can include a contact's name, address, email, and phone number(s). This option works well for viewing a large number of records within limited screen space.

Detailed Address Cards display all the available information for a Contact. This will include information found on basic Address Cards (name, address, phone number), as well as other information such as company, job title, email address, and so on.

The Phone List view contains a listing of Contacts and their phone numbers.
When viewing By Category, you can see information (name, company, category, phone, email) on groups of individuals. These groups are based on the Categories that you have assigned individuals.

Examples of these views are not shown here because of their similarity to the By Category view.
Depending on how you are working with your Contacts, you may want to change the view to better suit your needs.
From the Outlook bar, click CONTACTS
OR
From the Go menu, select Contacts
In the Navigation Pane, from the Current View list, select the desired view
From the Navigation Pane, click CONTACTS![]()
OR
From the Go menu, select Contacts
From the View menu, select Toolbars » Advanced
From the Current View pull-down list, select the desired view
