Seems like a very awkward idea.
Any reason you can't just assign the company to each of the contacts like
belong to that company? That's the way Outlook was designed and is the way
the rest of us would do it.
The other standard ways to group contacts is to use a Category or a separate
Contacts Subfolder. There is no such thing as "subcontact" since there is no
need for one.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Deiota" wrote in message
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Hello!
I need to know how can I create contacts by Company.
What I mean is:

I have a company C and I want to create ONE contact for Company C. (only
appearing one contact on contact list). Inside the Contact C, I want to
add
some human contacts, like accounting, salesman, director, whatever...).
But, when I seach for salesman S for company C, I'll search for exactly
this, and not for S only.
Is it possible? I mean, create a contact for company and a "sub-contact"
for
worker?
I realized that perhaps Business Contact Manager will do this for me, will
it?
Thanks a lot.
Deiota