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I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.
I got a record in the contact list: Last Name: Last First Name: First Company: Company File As: First Last Full Name First Last (Company) Email: When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the correct email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result found. However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the address book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did. Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ? |
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