email 2 and email 3 not in address book

[cdharris]

I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home edition. I
just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO" button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be listed once
for each email address and I could click whichever one I
wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

There must be more to this story. Changing your OS would not cause this. You
must have changed more than that. What mail support mode of Outlook are you
using?

 

[Guest]

If I understand where to look from other posts, the
second line of the "About" page under "Help" says:
"Internet Mail Only - Security Update"

Is that what you need to know? When I was using Win 98,
I also used Microsoft Mail to share my Outlook Calendar
and Contacts folders with my secretary. I could not use
Microsoft Mail any longer in XP so now I am using an add-
on program called "ShareOutlook" but I do not think that
is causing the problem. When I changed OS to XP, I had
to completely reinstall Office 2000 and Outlook and I am
not sure it was set up exactly as before. I imported
the .pst folders without problem, but the Address Book
does not seem the same at all. Thanks for your help.

-----Original Message-----
There must be more to this story. Changing your OS would not cause this. You
must have changed more than that. What mail support mode of Outlook are you
using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home edition. I
just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO" button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be listed once
for each email address and I could click whichever one I
wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.

.

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Then you changed more than you OS. You changed your Outlook program from
Corp/Workgroup to IMO. That explains what you're seeing. It's now up to you
to decide which mail support mode you prefer. For information on choosing a
support version or changing to the other support version, look here:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/choosingmode.htm


--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

If I understand where to look from other posts, the
second line of the "About" page under "Help" says:
"Internet Mail Only - Security Update"

Is that what you need to know? When I was using Win 98,
I also used Microsoft Mail to share my Outlook Calendar
and Contacts folders with my secretary. I could not use
Microsoft Mail any longer in XP so now I am using an add-
on program called "ShareOutlook" but I do not think that
is causing the problem. When I changed OS to XP, I had
to completely reinstall Office 2000 and Outlook and I am
not sure it was set up exactly as before. I imported
the .pst folders without problem, but the Address Book
does not seem the same at all. Thanks for your help.

-----Original Message-----
There must be more to this story. Changing your OS would not cause this. You
must have changed more than that. What mail support mode of Outlook are you
using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home edition. I
just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO" button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be listed once
for each email address and I could click whichever one I
wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.

.

 

[Guest]

I'll read that article. If I don't have an "interoffice"
email program like Microsoft Mail will I be able to change
to Workgroup? Thanks for the help.

-----Original Message-----
Then you changed more than you OS. You changed your Outlook program from
Corp/Workgroup to IMO. That explains what you're seeing. It's now up to you
to decide which mail support mode you prefer. For information on choosing a
support version or changing to the other support version, look here:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/choosingmode.htm


--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

If I understand where to look from other posts, the
second line of the "About" page under "Help" says:
"Internet Mail Only - Security Update"

Is that what you need to know? When I was using Win 98,
I also used Microsoft Mail to share my Outlook Calendar
and Contacts folders with my secretary. I could not use
Microsoft Mail any longer in XP so now I am using an add-
on program called "ShareOutlook" but I do not think that
is causing the problem. When I changed OS to XP, I had
to completely reinstall Office 2000 and Outlook and I am
not sure it was set up exactly as before. I imported
the .pst folders without problem, but the Address Book
does not seem the same at all. Thanks for your help.

-----Original Message-----
There must be more to this story. Changing your OS

would
not cause this. You

must have changed more than that. What mail support

mode
of Outlook are you

using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home edition. I
just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO" button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be listed once
for each email address and I could click whichever

one
I

wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.


.

.

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Yes. It's all explained on that page.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I'll read that article. If I don't have an "interoffice"
email program like Microsoft Mail will I be able to change
to Workgroup? Thanks for the help.

-----Original Message-----
Then you changed more than you OS. You changed your Outlook program from
Corp/Workgroup to IMO. That explains what you're seeing. It's now up to you
to decide which mail support mode you prefer. For information on choosing a
support version or changing to the other support version, look here:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/choosingmode.htm


--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

If I understand where to look from other posts, the
second line of the "About" page under "Help" says:
"Internet Mail Only - Security Update"

Is that what you need to know? When I was using Win 98,
I also used Microsoft Mail to share my Outlook Calendar
and Contacts folders with my secretary. I could not use
Microsoft Mail any longer in XP so now I am using an add-
on program called "ShareOutlook" but I do not think that
is causing the problem. When I changed OS to XP, I had
to completely reinstall Office 2000 and Outlook and I am
not sure it was set up exactly as before. I imported
the .pst folders without problem, but the Address Book
does not seem the same at all. Thanks for your help.


-----Original Message-----
There must be more to this story. Changing your OS would
not cause this. You
must have changed more than that. What mail support mode
of Outlook are you
using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in message
I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home edition. I
just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under
Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO"
button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be listed once
for each email address and I could click whichever one
I
wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.


.

.

 

[Guest]

That worked great. Thank you very much.

-----Original Message-----
Yes. It's all explained on that page.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I'll read that article. If I don't have an "interoffice"
email program like Microsoft Mail will I be able to change
to Workgroup? Thanks for the help.

-----Original Message-----
Then you changed more than you OS. You changed your Outlook program from
Corp/Workgroup to IMO. That explains what you're

seeing.
It's now up to you

to decide which mail support mode you prefer. For information on choosing a
support version or changing to the other support

version,
look here:

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/choosingmode.htm


--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
If I understand where to look from other posts, the
second line of the "About" page under "Help" says:
"Internet Mail Only - Security Update"

Is that what you need to know? When I was using Win 98,
I also used Microsoft Mail to share my Outlook Calendar
and Contacts folders with my secretary. I could not use
Microsoft Mail any longer in XP so now I am using an add-
on program called "ShareOutlook" but I do not think that
is causing the problem. When I changed OS to XP, I had
to completely reinstall Office 2000 and Outlook and I am
not sure it was set up exactly as before. I imported
the .pst folders without problem, but the Address Book
does not seem the same at all. Thanks for your help.


-----Original Message-----
There must be more to this story. Changing your OS would
not cause this. You
must have changed more than that. What mail support mode
of Outlook are you
using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in message
I am using Outlook 2000 on Windows XP home

edition.
I

just upgraded from Windows 98. Previoulsy, under
Win98,
when I wanted to send an email, I clicked the "TO"
button
and my Address Book would pop up. On contacts with
multiple email addresses, the name would be

listed
once

for each email address and I could click

whichever
one

I
wanted to use. Now, however, only the first email
address is listed and I cannot find a way to get "email
2" or "email 3" to show up in the Address Book. Anyone
know the solution? Thanks.


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