Disable display of fax number when selecting reciepients

T

Tim Anderson

I am using Office XP and I do not have a fax modem in my
computer.

When I compose a new email message and I select the
recipients from my contacts how can I disable the fax
information that is displayed?

When I have a contact with an email address and a fax
number both are listed.

I only want to see email address. Is there a setting I
can make to allow this to happen? This is a major
inconvenience and I would love to find a way to solve
this.

Any ideas for suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Tim Anderson
 
W

will-its-me

I have the same issue and would love to have a solution.
I have searched around to find nothing. If you get the
answer please email it to me... :)

(e-mail address removed)
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

The standard behavior for the Outlook Address book is to display all
electronic addresses (both fax and e-mail). That behavior cannot be changed.
The only way to prevent the display of fax numbers is to store them in a
different field or to disguise them (e.g., precede them with an alpha
character) so that Outlook won't recognize them as phone numbers.
There are also a number of utilities available that can do this for you
automatically. Some are listed here:
http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/nofax.htm
 
J

Jan Orban

-----Original Message-----
I am using Office XP and I do not have a fax modem in my
computer.

When I compose a new email message and I select the
recipients from my contacts how can I disable the fax
information that is displayed?

When I have a contact with an email address and a fax
number both are listed.

I only want to see email address. Is there a setting I
can make to allow this to happen? This is a major
inconvenience and I would love to find a way to solve
this.

Any ideas for suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Tim Anderson

.
I have the same problem and was attempting to search for
the same answer. If you find the answer let me know. It
is very annoying.
 

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