No Brian, it works for new entries. They show the actual E-mail address.

Most of my entries come from the contact list I exported from Windows Mail
that came with this machine. Due to its many limitations compared to Outlook
Express I got Outlook and installed it. I got the mail file transferred after
a few tries and the contacts seemed to go smoothly. Until that is I tried to
set up a list view of my contacts and found that the E-mail field did not
show the e-mail address. Nor does it show the e-mail address in any other
view. (Now that I have figured out what a view is.)

If my situation is different from everyone else I still would not like to
have to reenter all my contacts to get the e-mail address to show. Is there
any other way to correct the situation?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Greybeard wrote:

I am sorry this is so hard for you but I am in the Phone list view to
which I HAVE ADDED THE E-MAIL FIELD. As I have said it does not show
the E-mail address.

Does for me.

Nor does the Address Card view or the Detailed Address Card view or
any other view to which "E-mail" is added.

If there is a value in the E-mail field, the Address Card views should show
them. Even if the addresses aren't resolved, the Address Card views both
show the values in the E-mail field.

So I ask again, Why does the E-mail field on any view of Contacts not
show the E-mail address that is clearly in the Contact?

Does this happen even if you create a new contact record from scratch?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]