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How do change the predefined field names in Outlook. Like User Field 1, User
Field 2, etc, to field names that everyone in my department will understand, like "Employee #". If there is no way of changing some of the predefined fields how can I include my user defined fields when I link Outlook to Access? Presently when I link Outlook to my database my user defined fileds are not included as well as some other predefined fields, such as e-mail 2, that I would like to include. I'm trying to use Outlook contacts to store my personnel information and then link it to Access for my tables and queries that I need. |
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