Mail has no access to contacts anymore since upgrading to Mountain Lion

Since I upgraded to Mountain Lion, I can´t access any addresses from within mail. But my contacts are there in the Contacts app.
How can I re-link mail to the contacts app??
Anyone having the same issue?

We'll, I made a clean install of mountain Lion. And then I took the chance to sort out which apps I really wanted to have on my Mac again. And then I reinstalled them. Most of them I had to just copy from the backup drive back into my apps folder. Others had to be really installed. All my files and docs were back in just a moment. And since I kept the same structure, even my Dropbox files didn't have to be synced up again, but Dropbox checked it and it was all good.
I think the whole procedure took me about 2 hours of time, but in the end I cleared a lot of junk out I didn't use anymore anyway and I had a functional Mac.
That's it.

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So if you run into this problem, and no other solution works for you, make sure your LAN-name is not including any special characters, just letters, numbers and "-".
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In the meantime I am having to use Firefox.
Thanks
Andrew

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GREAT! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INPUT OLDMAN! LOL, I HAVE SEARCHED EVERYWHERE
FOR THE ANSWER, AND THEN THERE WAS `YOU` ! CANT TELL YOU HOW MUCH I APPRECIATE YOUR
INPUT, FOR THIS IS THE ONLY REAL WORKING ANSWER!!!!!
WORK FOR ME , I FINALLY GOT TO THE `NOTES`, AND I OPENED MY NEW MOUNTAIN LION NOTE APP, AND JUST DRAG&DROPED EACH ONE, I PUT SEVERAL INTO ONE NOTE, THEY WILL OPEN THERE.
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Hi,
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When this is verified and entered it appears in Messages Menu > Preference > Accounts and is Enabled.
The App should have also picked on on those iChat Accounst you had before.
These should be Enabled if they were when you last used iChat.
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In the Window menu you will see CMD +0 for the Messages window and CMD+1 for the "Buddies" window which is a combined list at this stage.
Go to the Preferences > General Section and Untick the "Collect all accounts into one list".
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You can check if that account/Buddy list is set to Invisible or if in the Preferences > Accounts > Security you have settings that will block some people from seeing you as On line.
You are saying Buddies can see you as On Line which implies they are still sending to your AIM based Names (@Mac.com is a valid AIM Screen Name)
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There is no Buddy list for iMessages side
No-one can tell you are "On Line" until they have your details in the "To" spot in Messages with the correct iMessaged contact info (iPhone Number or Apple ID)
Obviously an Apple ID can be an email or look like one.
In some cases they are also valid AIM Screen Names as well.
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11:31 PM Saturday; August 11, 2012
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I've been playing the trailers in my browser and the full screen option has gone for me,
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I have a mid-2010 MBP running OSX 10.8.2.
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This is likely a conflict with some 3-rd party s/w you have on the MBP but not the other two computers. Have a look in here
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Since upgrading to Mountain Lion, my home wifi dies for all devices when I bring my MacBook Pro home.

The situation:
Ever since upgrading to Mountain Lion, the following sequence of events has happened with my laptop.
1. I come home from work.
2. I open the lid of my laptop.
3. I see the white "your comptuer's messed up" screen. I click a button to restart.
4. We lose wifi. This affects all devices.
5. I restart the router and modem.
Once it's restarted, I have no issues - until I leave for work and bring the computer back that night. I've checked the router and modem - no issues there, as it works perfectly for every other device in the house, and even works for the laptop perfectly (once they've been reset, that is).
Some notes of clarification:
1. The wifi does not die with any other device - this includes an iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 and an iPad 1.
2. BUT, when the wifi DOES die, it affects every device in the house.
3. My laptop does not do this with any other wifi - only my home wifi.
It seems to me that the correlation is in the initial connection. When my laptop initially tries to connect to our home wifi, it's as if it fries both the connection and the computer. I see a lot of issues with people losing wifi for their computer, or slow wifi, but I haven't seen anything that relates to this wifi death across all devices when the laptop is reawoken after being at work. It's like there's something messed up with the switch from work wifi to home wifi.
Please help!
Details:
2011 MacBook Pro 15-inch
OSX 10.8.1 (12B19)

Hi,
I had a similar issue with Time Machine after upgrading my iMac (where the Time Machine HDD is connected and shared from) to Mountain Lion. This was fixed by following the instruction from this site: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4700. It seems that Mountain Lion introduced a more secure network protocol which may not be supported (yet) by the network drive.
Hope this helps.
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If I connect my iPhone/iPad using cable first, uncheck and then check the wifi sync option, and then disconnect the cable, iTunes will still be able to see the devices through wifi. But if I restart my computer, it will fail again. And I am tired of repeating this exercise.
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Hi,
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When this is verified and entered it appears in Messages Menu > Preference > Accounts and is Enabled.
The App should have also picked on on those iChat Accounst you had before.
These should be Enabled if they were when you last used iChat.
Exactly which "Accounts" are logged in can be seen in Message Menu > Accounts and will include the iMessage "Account" and Bonjour.
In the Window menu you will see CMD +0 for the Messages window and CMD+1 for the "Buddies" window which is a combined list at this stage.
Go to the Preferences > General Section and Untick the "Collect all accounts into one list".
This will give you separate iChat type Buddy lists.
You can check if that account/Buddy list is set to Invisible or if in the Preferences > Accounts > Security you have settings that will block some people from seeing you as On line.
You are saying Buddies can see you as On Line which implies they are still sending to your AIM based Names (@Mac.com is a valid AIM Screen Name)
I am not sure from your post if you are trying to iMessage their email IDs thinking they are Apple IDs and that they are using Messages as well.
There is no Buddy list for iMessages side
No-one can tell you are "On Line" until they have your details in the "To" spot in Messages with the correct iMessaged contact info (iPhone Number or Apple ID)
Obviously an Apple ID can be an email or look like one.
In some cases they are also valid AIM Screen Names as well.
In the case or the @mac.com name you may have linked this Apple ID to iMessages as well.
11:31 PM Saturday; August 11, 2012
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SD card cannot be formatted or written to since upgrade to Mountain Lion.

Since upgrading to mountain lion, I cannot format (write) to any of my MS-DOS (FAT 32) formatted SD cards. Prior to the upgrade this was never a problem. Apple Genius bar and calls to support have been no help so far. Can someone here solve this issue ?

Hi and Welcome to the Forums! If by "device", you mean your BB, probably not. If, by "device", you mean the card, then probably yes. You can keep diagnosing by trying other things:
A known-good card in your BB
This potentially bad card in a different card reader
This potentially bad card in a known-good BB (one that for sure can read it's Media Card)
But, given how short a time you've had it, taking it in for evaluation might actually be your best bet.
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