Account blocked all of a sudden!

I have exported a list of blocked senders from each Outlook installation. The lists came out as txt files. Now I want to merge all these lists into one unique list containing all entries of each of the origin lists, but no dublettes. That's the challenge.
It's a private issue of private users of private copies of Outlook.
Imagine, they want to share their black lists in order to use all the same black list.

Hi,

not a bug, but a feature ;-) of all versions of Word.

Viele Grüße

Lisa

Hello, > "renounce lookup fields in tables."
- Have you come out without? Yes!
"But as soon as I (from the list on the right side of the screen) a FeldX (not the
> lookup field) draw from table1 into the form, any input into the blocked form.
If I understand you Correctly, you drag a field from the lookup table into a form did makes the record source of the form not updatable and THEREFORE it is "blocked"
Possibly You can therefore upload each a little Example I throw a look at it.

Greeting

Gunter - Access FAQs:

http://www.donkarl.com

Unfortunately not for a batch of files. Individually when double clicking the header or the footer it will edit all of them but of the same file.

Thanks

I found a solution that currently works and wohld like other People to participate...

Solution tot he problem of MS exchange accounts (outlook.com or live or hotmail) not syncing properly on android devices.



scenario



1. Only the main calendar will sync.



2. Contacts (of the same account) will only sync once for the first time and then refuse to sync to the Android device, no matter if you add or delete contacts on
that device or on the web interface or a PC.



This example ist for Android 4.2.2 jelly bean and use with Samsung S-Planner and the native contacts APP.



1. Remove the MS Exchange Account from Android and make sure that any unsynct contacts are manually stored away.



2. From Google PlayStore, MS provides the free APP named “outlook.com” – download and install it, enter the credentials of the MS account and activate the check boxes Contact Sync and Calendar Sync.



3. Android now shows under settings / accounts a new type of account named “outlook.com”. The APP itself is also a small eMail client itself.



4. Now the native calendar APP of S-Planner will show all calenders of the account, and you can make any of them visible or invisible. Be careful when entering calendar appointments to go into the correct calendar, often named “username’s caldenar”.



5. Similarily, the native contacts APP will now show “outlook.com” contacts and you will be able to view them but you cannot edit them or create a new one. When trying to create a new contact, the APP will let you choose all types of accounts but not
coutlook.com. Thus, you need a separate editor to do this.



6. From GooglePlayStore, install “Contact Editor Free” – this small APP now allows you to edit or add contacts to the outlook.com account. It does integrate into Android as when trying to create a contact, you will be asked if you want to use this
editor.

To make sure everything is safe, after having edited a new contact, go into the outlook.com APP and click the little sync icon on the bottom (the double arrow symbol).