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Hello,
I have Outlook 2003. I have a collection of several address books. The server's address book (Global Address List) and then my personal address book. When you create a new message and click the button for the To: field it displays all the address books. Is there a way to arrange how the address books are listed in the drop down, because I would like to have my personal address book listed on top of the 20 or so server address books? Thanks, Michael |
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I found this finally on the Internet and it answers the question.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- The order in which the address lists are shown is determined by the order in which the services (MS Exchange, Outlook Address Book, and Personal Address Book) were added into your profile. From this perspective, I don't think you'll be able to separate the GAL listing from the other address lists, as they are all part of the MS Exchange service. Perhaps there is a way it can be set on the server side by your IT folks, I'm not sure about that. So you can't get exactly what you want. But you can probably get close. Assuming that your Exchange service was added to your profile prior to the OAB or PAB services: if you delete the Exchange service from your profile (make sure you record all values and settings in that service's properties before deleting it!!!!), then add it back again, you should find your OAB and PAB listed first in the drop-down, followed by the GAL and then all of the other lists. I think that should leave you a lot closer to your goal than what you have now. One additional note: if you do go messing around with the above order, I recommend when you're done that you check the Addressing tab within your profile; specifically you may need to adjust the "When sending mail" list to be in the desired order in terms of how you want the lists resolved (for example, you may need to move the GAL up to the top if you want it checked first). -- Phil Seeman, TeamScope Software "Michael" wrote: Hello, I have Outlook 2003. I have a collection of several address books. The server's address book (Global Address List) and then my personal address book. When you create a new message and click the button for the To: field it displays all the address books. Is there a way to arrange how the address books are listed in the drop down, because I would like to have my personal address book listed on top of the 20 or so server address books? Thanks, Michael |
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