Yes. Of course.
And I already explained it to you. "The Outlook Address Book lists each
electronic address for a Contact
separately."
A Fax number is an electronic address because you can send an Outlook
message to a fax number.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Sally M" wrote in message
...
Ok here's the deal. If I "Add" the duplicates to the "To" portion of
the email it gives me:

To:
JOEBLOGGDUPE(Email)
JOEBLOGGDUPE(BusinessFax)

If I search contacts for JOEBLOGGDUPE I get 1 result. If I delete that
1 contact, both duplicates are removed from the address book.

Any ideas as to why it's listing all of my contacts with a Business
Fax# into the email address book?

Many thanks.

Sally

On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 16:59:04 -0500, "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]"
wrote:

Look more carefully. I doubt these are duplicates.
The Outlook Address Book lists each electronic address for a Contact
separately.
Bet you a dollar that's what you're seeing.