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It seems I recall OE used to display the full address of recipients in a
form like: To: "John Doe" I think in the last major change, something changed and all we get is To: John Doe (underlined) I know I can can right-click Properties to see what the actual address is, but still I miss the old form. Is there any way to force OE to show the actual email address? This applies to all fields, whether from the address book or Reply to a msg. Also applies to the sender field, as well as recipients, on incoming mail. Using WinXPSP2, OE6 |
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You have to change the address book properties for each address. There is a window in the
addressee properties window for "Display". Put what ever your want in that window and that is what will display. "ggull" wrote in message ... : It seems I recall OE used to display the full address of recipients in a : form like: : : To: "John Doe" : : I think in the last major change, something changed and all we get is : : To: John Doe (underlined) : : I know I can can right-click Properties to see what the actual address is, : but still I miss the old form. : : Is there any way to force OE to show the actual email address? : : This applies to all fields, whether from the address book or Reply to a msg. : Also applies to the sender field, as well as recipients, on incoming mail. : : Using WinXPSP2, OE6 : : |
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OE always shows the "friendly name" and never the e-mail address unless
there is no friendly name. For messages you receive, you have no control over that. It's whatever the sender used. For messages that you send, you'd have to use the e-mail address as the friendly name or as part of it. There is no option in OE to change this and it has been the case in all versions of OE. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "ggull" wrote in message ... It seems I recall OE used to display the full address of recipients in a form like: To: "John Doe" I think in the last major change, something changed and all we get is To: John Doe (underlined) I know I can can right-click Properties to see what the actual address is, but still I miss the old form. Is there any way to force OE to show the actual email address? This applies to all fields, whether from the address book or Reply to a msg. Also applies to the sender field, as well as recipients, on incoming mail. Using WinXPSP2, OE6 |
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Thanks for a clear explanation.
I'll trust the expert that "it has been the case in all versions of OE," but it makes me wonder what it was that I perceived as a distinct change after some upgrade, probably a couple of years ago (pre-WinXP). (It's just been a nagging little annoyance since, and something finally clicked to make me ask about it.) Maybe just more gradual changes in people's habits (e.g., not formerly using a 'friendly name'), maybe just hallucinating again. But, but ... it's such a vivid recollection that in responding to newsgroup posts, for instance, I used to be able to edit a munged address without having to cut and paste it from the header in the quoted material. Ah well. Again, thanks for clearing it up. "Michael Santovec" wrote in message ... OE always shows the "friendly name" and never the e-mail address unless there is no friendly name. For messages you receive, you have no control over that. It's whatever the sender used. For messages that you send, you'd have to use the e-mail address as the friendly name or as part of it. There is no option in OE to change this and it has been the case in all versions of OE. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm |
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"ggull" wrote in message
Thanks for a clear explanation. I'll trust the expert that "it has been the case in all versions of OE," but it makes me wonder what it was that I perceived as a distinct change after some upgrade, probably a couple of years ago (pre-WinXP). (It's just been a nagging little annoyance since, and something finally clicked to make me ask about it.) Maybe just more gradual changes in people's habits (e.g., not formerly using a 'friendly name'), maybe just hallucinating again. But, but ... it's such a vivid recollection that in responding to newsgroup posts, for instance, I used to be able to edit a munged address without having to cut and paste it from the header in the quoted material. Ah well. Again, thanks for clearing it up. "Michael Santovec" wrote in message ... OE always shows the "friendly name" and never the e-mail address unless there is no friendly name. For messages you receive, you have no control over that. It's whatever the sender used. For messages that you send, you'd have to use the e-mail address as the friendly name or as part of it. There is no option in OE to change this and it has been the case in all versions of OE. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm Right click on the address in a reply and choose Add to Address Book. You can edit it there, highlight and copy it to the clipboard, and then cancel adding it to the Address Book. -- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE "Anyone who prefers security over freedom deserves neither." |
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