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In Outlook 2003 SP2, I have a user who wants to copy and paste several email
addresses from her To: field into the text field on a new contact. She wants to take an address like, Peter Adams And copy it but it loses it's settings. She has several addresses and wants to create a contact list called, for example, 'South Shore Insurance Agents'. On the contacts panel is a rather large field for typing in notes. She wants to copy several addresses with the FQDNs (fully qualified domain names) to the text field, however, when she does copy the addresses into the text field of the contact, they lose the domain name and in the example above, she would get, in plain text: peter adams This strips it of it's FQDN. Is there any thing you can think of that might take the copy (as it would appear in the To: field) and copy it over to the Text field on the contact without losing the formatting? Thank you in advance |
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