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May 31st 06, 06:55 PM
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Changing Field Names
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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