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May 23rd 08, 06:01 PM
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Contacts created by OWA can only be 'find' by lastname
Thanks Brian.
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Jay wrote: The contacts input by Outlook can be searched by firstname. But the contacts input by OWA can only be searched by lastname. Well, OWA and Outlook are unrelated (other than both being Exchange access clients), so it doesn't surprise me that Outlook can do something OWA can't or that its behavior is different. I don't use OWA often enough to have tried what you describe and I can't access it at the moment. You might find the people who frequent microsoft.public.exchange.clients newsgroup may be able to help, since that's where OWA is discussed. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] 
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