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Old 02-29-2012, 09:47 AM #1
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I have noiticed that some of my contacts slowly disappear , is that because I dont use them to much. How can I keep them on permantly.. thanks
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If it is online webmail, I would copy all contacts to your computer and save them there , just so you have your own copy available on your computer.

I'm not familiar with Win Live itself, maybe there is a setting to keep/save full contact list.
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Windows Live is just the grown up 'Hotmail'. But, there is a common glitch that may be your problem.

Do you use also have a 'Windows (MSN) Messenger' login email that is different than your 'Windows Live' email address?

They are the same company per se, and they have a separate contact list that can get intertwined.

Other than that, I dont know. Do as Jo said and keep a separate list on your hard drive somewhere as a backup. There is an export function in Live.
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no dont have MSN messanger . thanks yall
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