When I print a label from word, I retrieve the information from my contacts
list okay, however after each contacts name there are a set of brackets and
in them it either states an email address or (Bus Fax) which I have to delete
each time. Can you alter this as I have looked all over and cannot seem to
find a solution.
If anyone can help would be very very grateful.

Cheers
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!

It is not clear where are you seeing these electronic addresses nor how you
are printing these labels.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
When I print a label from word, I retrieve the information from my
contacts
list okay, however after each contacts name there are a set of brackets
and
in them it either states an email address or (Bus Fax) which I have to
delete
each time. Can you alter this as I have looked all over and cannot seem to
find a solution.
If anyone can help would be very very grateful.

Cheers
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!

I think this may help to make the question a little clearer:

1) I have my contacts listed under 'My Contacts' in the actual 'Contacts'
section of Microsoft Outlook 2003 which is connected to a Microsoft Exchange
Server.
2) For each contact I have their name, companies name and address,
telephone, fax and mobile telephone numbers and an email address. These are
all saved down and sorted by Company Name.
3) I print individual address labels when required from Microsoft Word 2003
by going in tools: Envelopes and Labels.
4) I click on the address book button, choose 'My Contacts' from the drop
down list when asked where to retrieve the information from, then type the
name into the search bar to find the contact.
5) Once I find the required contact, I double click on that individuals name
to retrieve the name and address in the information box.
6) It is at this point that you notice that the words (Bus Fax) or an email
address appear straight after the persons name ie: Joe Bloggs(BusFax) or Joe
Bloggs (j.bloggs@..................)
7) Before I can print the label I have to delete these words or email
address from the dialouge box.

I hope that this has made it a little less murky, whilst I use a computer
and can find my way around at times I need idiot proof instructions to cope
with some things. Any help is appreciated as I have hundreds of contacts in
my contacts and would not like to input all the info again.

Regards

Jahque06
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

It is not clear where are you seeing these electronic addresses nor how you
are printing these labels.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
When I print a label from word, I retrieve the information from my
contacts
list okay, however after each contacts name there are a set of brackets
and
in them it either states an email address or (Bus Fax) which I have to
delete
each time. Can you alter this as I have looked all over and cannot seem to
find a solution.
If anyone can help would be very very grateful.

Cheers
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!

To learn about ways to control how an Address is inserted into Word from
Outlook, take a look he
http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q134901
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;292127

For more recent versions you will need to post in a Word group. This is a
Word question.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
I think this may help to make the question a little clearer:

1) I have my contacts listed under 'My Contacts' in the actual 'Contacts'
section of Microsoft Outlook 2003 which is connected to a Microsoft
Exchange
Server.
2) For each contact I have their name, companies name and address,
telephone, fax and mobile telephone numbers and an email address. These
are
all saved down and sorted by Company Name.
3) I print individual address labels when required from Microsoft Word
2003
by going in tools: Envelopes and Labels.
4) I click on the address book button, choose 'My Contacts' from the drop
down list when asked where to retrieve the information from, then type the
name into the search bar to find the contact.
5) Once I find the required contact, I double click on that individuals
name
to retrieve the name and address in the information box.
6) It is at this point that you notice that the words (Bus Fax) or an
email
address appear straight after the persons name ie: Joe Bloggs(BusFax) or
Joe
Bloggs (j.bloggs@..................)
7) Before I can print the label I have to delete these words or email
address from the dialouge box.

I hope that this has made it a little less murky, whilst I use a computer
and can find my way around at times I need idiot proof instructions to
cope
with some things. Any help is appreciated as I have hundreds of contacts
in
my contacts and would not like to input all the info again.

Regards

Jahque06
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

It is not clear where are you seeing these electronic addresses nor how
you
are printing these labels.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
When I print a label from word, I retrieve the information from my
contacts
list okay, however after each contacts name there are a set of brackets
and
in them it either states an email address or (Bus Fax) which I have to
delete
each time. Can you alter this as I have looked all over and cannot seem
to
find a solution.
If anyone can help would be very very grateful.

Cheers
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!

Thanks for that, works a treat now after months of trying to work it out for
myself.
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

To learn about ways to control how an Address is inserted into Word from
Outlook, take a look he
http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/insword.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q134901
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;292127

For more recent versions you will need to post in a Word group. This is a
Word question.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
I think this may help to make the question a little clearer:

1) I have my contacts listed under 'My Contacts' in the actual 'Contacts'
section of Microsoft Outlook 2003 which is connected to a Microsoft
Exchange
Server.
2) For each contact I have their name, companies name and address,
telephone, fax and mobile telephone numbers and an email address. These
are
all saved down and sorted by Company Name.
3) I print individual address labels when required from Microsoft Word
2003
by going in tools: Envelopes and Labels.
4) I click on the address book button, choose 'My Contacts' from the drop
down list when asked where to retrieve the information from, then type the
name into the search bar to find the contact.
5) Once I find the required contact, I double click on that individuals
name
to retrieve the name and address in the information box.
6) It is at this point that you notice that the words (Bus Fax) or an
email
address appear straight after the persons name ie: Joe Bloggs(BusFax) or
Joe
Bloggs (j.bloggs@..................)
7) Before I can print the label I have to delete these words or email
address from the dialouge box.

I hope that this has made it a little less murky, whilst I use a computer
and can find my way around at times I need idiot proof instructions to
cope
with some things. Any help is appreciated as I have hundreds of contacts
in
my contacts and would not like to input all the info again.

Regards

Jahque06
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

It is not clear where are you seeing these electronic addresses nor how
you
are printing these labels.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"jahque06" wrote in message
...
When I print a label from word, I retrieve the information from my
contacts
list okay, however after each contacts name there are a set of brackets
and
in them it either states an email address or (Bus Fax) which I have to
delete
each time. Can you alter this as I have looked all over and cannot seem
to
find a solution.
If anyone can help would be very very grateful.

Cheers
--
If you dont ask, I wont lie to you!