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Hi,
this question relates to Outlook 2002 in a MS Exchange environment. When I compose a new email and click the "To: " button, the list of people in the "Contacts" is displayed. If I just start typing the email address, only users in the "Contacts" list are automatically filled in. I have other contacts lists and was wondering how I can set it up so that not only people in "Contacts" but also people in other group(s) can be recognized. When I click the "To: " button (in New email), under contacts folders, I see: Gllobal Address List All Address Lists All Contacts All Groups All Users .... Contacts this is the default I need to be able to use at least Contacts and All Users. Thanks. |
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