Thanks, that "source" info is what I needed.
Earl
"Michael Santovec" wrote in message
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That's a problem. The address book doesn't support that well.
Do you still have the original message in the Sent Items? If so, look at
the message source (Ctrl-F3). There in the TO, CC or BCC field, you'll
see the names and e-mail addresses.
If you have a real long list and it's hard to spot the address, then save
the message to an EML file, and open the EML file in Notepad and use the
Find function.
If you don't have the original message, you can start a new one with the
group, save to the Drafts folder and look at that message's source. If
you are using Automatically Complete e-mail addresses when composing
(Tools, Options, Send) and you typed in the group name (rather than
selecting from the address book), be sure to use Tools, Check Names
(Ctrl-K) so that the group name becomes underlined. Before you save to
drafts.
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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm
"Earl Partridge" wrote in message
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OE6...
I have created a Group address by adding Names and Email Address
directly, where
the addresses are not part of my regular address book.
When I get a rejected message, it shows the "Email Address" that was
rejected, and
I want to remove that address from my Group Address, however, the Group
Address List
shows the "Name" that I entered. How can I quickly view or find that
rejected email
address when I only see the person's name?
Earl