Address Book Missing

How can I display address book on BB screen?
Now I can get it through telephone application, a little inconvenient.
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Cheers, Simon

What format did you export from Thunderbird?
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Address Book - Missing "On My Mac" account. Not able to add contact or import

Hello world,
Should you not be able to add new contacts on the address book (because Menu File -> New Card will not do anything)
or import an address archive from another mac (because the app will just hang or just run forever),
then check the settings Preferences -> Accounts.
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/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/YahooSync.framework
It is about 4.8 MB, if you have a second mac, just copy it from there and restart Address Book.
Just wanted to share this (two days) experience with all of you, because the hints found on the web (like chaning file rights or ACLs removals) do not solve the issue : )
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If your contacts are in sim card that could explain it as sim card can not hold as many details as phone memory.

Address book missing - nothing inside

Can somebody help me,
I just added some contacts and suddenly everything is restart and my address book is gone, all of them, I had more than 1000 addresses because of the family tree. I can't believe it. I look at the directory, but both .previous and .data is the same size, only around 16KB.
Please help ....

I had some old data, and saving around 400 contacts, but they are not a complete data, for example: the postcodes were missing, and replaced by country information. The relationship information such as father, sister, spouse were also missing (I transferred them from ipod)
Thx for the reply anyway.
I think this is a major bug, especially for sensitive data such as address book.
I know that I should have backed it up regularly, but hey, from usability and human factor's perspective I should blame the application instead of blaming myself about the backup.

Why is my address book missing iCloud contacts?

Today I decided to move my personal contacts to iCloud. I wanted to do it all nice and clean. These are the steps I took:
I exported my personal contacts from Outlook into a vcf file.
I logged into iCloud.com and imported the vcf file to get all my contacts on iCloud. It worked.
I deleted the old contacts I still had in Address Book "on my Mac" to start with a blank slate.
I added my iCloud account in Address Book.
In the end, the sync worked only partially. Less than half of the contacts that are on iCloud got downloaded to my Address Book (48 out of 112).
Ok, long breath. My spider sense told me it was just a bug. This is what I've done so far to try to fix my problem:
I have unchecked and rechecked "Contacts" under System Preferences > iCloud. When prompted, I chose to delete the contacts from my Mac.
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I realized that once I edited a missing contact on my iPhone, Address Book would fetch it correctly. So what I ended up doing was making a small edit twice (e.g. deleting a letter from the contact's name, saving, adding it back again, and saving again) on my iPhone for all of those missing contacts.
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Okay, I don't know precisely when this happened, but I guess it might have happened when I upgraded to Leopard. I rarely used Address Book, but I would add contacts of some of my friends to in every now and then from Mail. Right click on the address in Mail and select "Add to Address Book".
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Stranger, when I go back to Mail and go to Window>Previous Recipients, among the long list of emails there, it shows that the emails that I had long ago added to Address Book ARE indeed in Address Book.
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• Why does Previous Recipients list my missing contacts as being in Address Book when Address Book itself doesn't show them?
• How can I get the contacts that Previous Recipients sees to appear in Address Book again?

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Offline Address Book Missing Random Recipients

I'm coming from an upgrade of Exchange 2007 to 2010 in our organization. One major change I've made with our new Offline Address Book is that we no longer have Public Folder distribution enabled, just Web Distribution.
I'm having an issue where Outlook clients in "Cached Mode" are missing random recipients from their offline address book. These aren't just new users, but appear to be random. A client in non-cached mode does not have this problem,
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Thanks for your suggestion. I just tried this, and I do see many entries for users have properties truncated or dropped because they exceeded the size limits. These users do still appear in the OAB. However I am still not seeing at least
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http://exchangepedia.com/2007/02/offline-address-book-mystery-of-the-missing-recipients.html

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I need to locate the unique ID from Address Book in Application Support to use on my iPhone 3G to use iCloud, only Address Book is nowhere to be found in Application Support - anywhere.
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Activity Monitor window also does not show the Address Book in the processes list regardless of the filtering.
Is there a new bug in Address Book?

Hello:
I do not know of any Address Book "bugs," old or new.
You might try trashing a couple of preference files and restarting:
com.apple.addressbook.abd.plist
com.apple.addressbook.plist
com.apple.addressbooksourcesync.plist
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Barry

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it's about 50% only, even after repeated attempts.
any ideas of what's up?
thanks in anticipation
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Hi,
I have been using mobile phone Q10 with sync Exchange server 2013. My address book (phone book) consists of (by sync) all of contacts in my mailbox. It means even plus automatic filling email address from Outlook, that are unwanted items in my phone book. What's a very annoying in operation. It has bad impact on performance for seeking anyone, several times during day the application (phone book) does not respond, next I am not able to seeking anyone.
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