I actually thought this situation might be relvant for some people...
for example, you cc you Dad in a message, but you don't want people to see
"Dad" on the addressees list, yet you want to type "Dad" when you send him a
letter. Or say if you use a fond nickname with you girfriend (/boyfriend), or
just a weird handle between friends. It's not always fit that other people
will see that.

And is there a way to "program" the auto-completion for this purpose?
(in a way that outlook supports of course or some workaround, not by
manually changing the cache files...)

Thanks,
Roee.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Outlook has no such feature. I've never seen anyone who needed it.
Autocompletion seems to suffice for most of us.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
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Hello,

I would like to add a contact person to an email by writing his nickname
(instead of his real name, and assume this nickname is used only by me) in
the "To:" field, but I don't want the other persons that receive that
email
will see his nickname, but his real name.

I tried using the nickname and the real name alternatively in the "File
as:"
and the "Display as:" fields in the contact card but either the nickname
wasn't regonized when I typed it in the "To:" field of the message or it
was
regonized but was also displayed to the other addressees.

How can I do this?

Thanks,
Roee.