Apostrophe shows up before/after an e-mail address
 

It seems some of my outlook 2003 contacts have an apostrophe before and after
the e-mail address. These are not in the contacts folder when I go look up
these people, but it shows that way when I enter their names from
autocomplete and from the double click on TO and then selecting the name from
the list of contacts. I have 2300 contacts and this has not been a problem
until recently. I've exported to windows CSV, did a find/replace to get rid
of them and then imported, but they seem to eventually come back. I'd
appreciate any thoughts/advice.
--
Thanx

Apostrophe shows up before/after an e-mail address
 

Explain why you think this matters. What function are you missing?
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"BCNU" wrote in message
...
It seems some of my outlook 2003 contacts have an apostrophe before and
after
the e-mail address. These are not in the contacts folder when I go look
up
these people, but it shows that way when I enter their names from
autocomplete and from the double click on TO and then selecting the name
from
the list of contacts. I have 2300 contacts and this has not been a
problem
until recently. I've exported to windows CSV, did a find/replace to get
rid
of them and then imported, but they seem to eventually come back. I'd
appreciate any thoughts/advice.
--
Thanx

Apostrophe shows up before/after an e-mail address
 

some have it some don't so if I'm looking for Lewis and he has it in front of
his name it does not autocomplete, but if I type 'L then it does. If I can
remove it I think autocomplete is working fine and all the folks I have in my
list are availalbe just by name.
--
Thanx


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Explain why you think this matters. What function are you missing?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"BCNU" wrote in message
...
It seems some of my outlook 2003 contacts have an apostrophe before and
after
the e-mail address. These are not in the contacts folder when I go look
up
these people, but it shows that way when I enter their names from
autocomplete and from the double click on TO and then selecting the name
from
the list of contacts. I have 2300 contacts and this has not been a
problem
until recently. I've exported to windows CSV, did a find/replace to get
rid
of them and then imported, but they seem to eventually come back. I'd
appreciate any thoughts/advice.
--
Thanx

Apostrophe shows up before/after an e-mail address
 

BCNU wrote:

some have it some don't so if I'm looking for Lewis and he has it in
front of his name it does not autocomplete, but if I type 'L then it
does. If I can remove it I think autocomplete is working fine and
all the folks I have in my list are availalbe just by name.

Whether you see an apostrophe or not depends, from what I can tell, on the
sender's client. Even so, I just tested your conditions. I added an entry
to the autocompletion cache of

'Test User'

I then opened a new message window and entered an apostrophe. I saw the
entry in the list that appears. I then entered "t" and I still saw the
entry in the list that appears.
--
Brian Tillman

Apostrophe shows up before/after an e-mail address
 

Wow, I'm confused. At any rate, I appeciate your help and quick responses.
I will assume it's my set up or that I have too many contacts and I'm bogging
something down. Thanx again...it's still good to know I don't have to fix
these or look for what's causing it. Merry Christmas.
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Thanx


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

BCNU wrote:

some have it some don't so if I'm looking for Lewis and he has it in
front of his name it does not autocomplete, but if I type 'L then it
does. If I can remove it I think autocomplete is working fine and
all the folks I have in my list are availalbe just by name.

Whether you see an apostrophe or not depends, from what I can tell, on the
sender's client. Even so, I just tested your conditions. I added an entry
to the autocompletion cache of

'Test User'

I then opened a new message window and entered an apostrophe. I saw the
entry in the list that appears. I then entered "t" and I still saw the
entry in the list that appears.
--
Brian Tillman