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Acccess and Outlook 2003 User Defined Field

I've created a user defined field in outlook 2003. I am able to use access
to link in my contact folder, but I don't see my user-defined field.

Anybody know how to get to my new field?

Thanks,

Jim Connell
Custom Software
978-392-3462
www.custom-software.biz
Nov 12 '05 #1
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