When I add a contact (ActionsNew Contact), a form comes up. The address is
in a order I don't like and there is no field displayed for middle name (I
have to go to the "All Fields" tab to find that). Is there a way for me to
modify this form?



Thanks for any help,



Huck

This is a start:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...106101033.aspx
Then you'd need to set it as the default form for contacts and update
excising Contacts to use it. If you need more help then check in the
Outlook.program_forms group or go out and buy one of the many Outlook books
that has this info in it.

--
Bill R MVP
"Huck" wrote in message
...
When I add a contact (ActionsNew Contact), a form comes up. The address
is in a order I don't like and there is no field displayed for middle name
(I have to go to the "All Fields" tab to find that). Is there a way for
me to modify this form?



Thanks for any help,



Huck

Thanks. The article is informative.
I found that the form that comes up on my laptop is different than the one
that comes up on my desktop. the desktop form used to be the same, but
changed at some unknown moment. It is the old form that I want to use. How
could this have changed?

thanks,

Huck
"BillR [MVP]" wrote in message
...
This is a start:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...106101033.aspx
Then you'd need to set it as the default form for contacts and update
excising Contacts to use it. If you need more help then check in the
Outlook.program_forms group or go out and buy one of the many Outlook
books that has this info in it.

--
Bill R MVP
"Huck" wrote in message
...
When I add a contact (ActionsNew Contact), a form comes up. The address
is in a order I don't like and there is no field displayed for middle
name (I have to go to the "All Fields" tab to find that). Is there a way
for me to modify this form?



Thanks for any help,



Huck

did you customize the form that looks old? you lose the new stuff when you
change the form.

why can't you just type the middle name in the format of first middle last?
outlook is generally smart enough to know the middle name is the middle
name...

what don't you like about the address?

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"Huck Rorick" wrote in message
...
Thanks. The article is informative.
I found that the form that comes up on my laptop is different than the one
that comes up on my desktop. the desktop form used to be the same, but
changed at some unknown moment. It is the old form that I want to use.
How could this have changed?

thanks,

Huck
"BillR [MVP]" wrote in message
...
This is a start:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...106101033.aspx
Then you'd need to set it as the default form for contacts and update
excising Contacts to use it. If you need more help then check in the
Outlook.program_forms group or go out and buy one of the many Outlook
books that has this info in it.

--
Bill R MVP
"Huck" wrote in message
...
When I add a contact (ActionsNew Contact), a form comes up. The
address is in a order I don't like and there is no field displayed for
middle name (I have to go to the "All Fields" tab to find that). Is
there a way for me to modify this form?



Thanks for any help,



Huck

I didn't make any changes to the form. It just showed up different
one day. I don't know how it happened. Obviously something
happened. I just want to get it back to what I think is the default
form.

The new form, that I don't like, has a line for first name and a line
for last name, no line for middle name. If I put the middle name with
the first it confuses the voice recognition software that my PDA uses.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Huck
On Aug 25, 5:32 pm, "Diane Poremsky" wrote:
did you customize the form that looks old? you lose the new stuff when you
change the form.

why can't you just type the middle name in the format of first middle last?
outlook is generally smart enough to know the middle name is the middle
name...

what don't you like about the address?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks?http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007:http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


Outlook Tips:http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center:http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:


"Huck Rorick" wrote in message

...



Thanks. The article is informative.
I found that the form that comes up on my laptop is different than the one
that comes up on my desktop. the desktop form used to be the same, but
changed at some unknown moment. It is the old form that I want to use.
How could this have changed?

thanks,

Huck
"BillR [MVP]" wrote in message
...
This is a start:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...106101033.aspx
Then you'd need to set it as the default form for contacts and update
excising Contacts to use it. If you need more help then check in the
Outlook.program_forms group or go out and buy one of the many Outlook
books that has this info in it.

--
Bill R MVP
"Huck" wrote in message
.. .
When I add a contact (ActionsNew Contact), a form comes up. The
address is in a order I don't like and there is no field displayed for
middle name (I have to go to the "All Fields" tab to find that). Is
there a way for me to modify this form?

Thanks for any help,

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