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Outlook 2007: I've multiple contacts with the same 1st Display Name. I
distinguish each by including "_" and last name 1st initial: Craig_R, Craig_M, etc. When composing a new emailclicking in the To Box typing "C" , a list of "Craig's" do not appear. I must goto Contacts and maually select a recipient. Oddly, if I type in the letter "J" in the To box I DO ? Have triple checked all settings and options. |
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"Ricky Bobbie" wrote in message
... Outlook 2007: I've multiple contacts with the same 1st Display Name. I distinguish each by including "_" and last name 1st initial: Craig_R, Craig_M, etc. When composing a new emailclicking in the To Box typing "C" , a list of "Craig's" do not appear. I must goto Contacts and maually select a recipient. Oddly, if I type in the letter "J" in the To box I DO ? Have triple checked all settings and options. What you're missing is an understanding that when you start to type in the To field the pop-up list doesn't reference your Contacts in any way whatsoever. It's just a memory of the addresses to which you've sent mail before. If you have four "Craig"s in Contacts and to date have sent mail to only two of them, then only those two will appear when you start typing. Instead, type "craig" and press Ctrl-K to get a list of the Craigs in your Contacts folder. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Hi Brian,
I have a similar problem but in reverse. When addressing e-mails i get the selection of names but I would like some sort of system to verify the sender before sending the e-mail. An example if I have 5 browns I would like Outlook to ask if I am sure on the sender ie.. choose the cotrect Brown and then send "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "Ricky Bobbie" wrote in message ... Outlook 2007: I've multiple contacts with the same 1st Display Name. I distinguish each by including "_" and last name 1st initial: Craig_R, Craig_M, etc. When composing a new emailclicking in the To Box typing "C" , a list of "Craig's" do not appear. I must goto Contacts and maually select a recipient. Oddly, if I type in the letter "J" in the To box I DO ? Have triple checked all settings and options. What you're missing is an understanding that when you start to type in the To field the pop-up list doesn't reference your Contacts in any way whatsoever. It's just a memory of the addresses to which you've sent mail before. If you have four "Craig"s in Contacts and to date have sent mail to only two of them, then only those two will appear when you start typing. Instead, type "craig" and press Ctrl-K to get a list of the Craigs in your Contacts folder. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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