How e-mails addys are shown in contacts

[MANDR88]

Hey ya'll.....please tell me if you know where on Outlook I can force the
program to NOT show a name from the address book on my contacts list under
the e-mail address? For instance, I know John Doe. John has an e-mail
address. I enter it on his contact info. But when I hit "save and close", I
don't see his e-mail address on the contact list - I just see John Doe
(underlined). I know that if I were to send an e-mail to him, it would get
there, but the point is I want to print out the contacts list and actually
see his e-mail address instead of his name (nickname). It seems Outlook
defaults to the nickname. How do I turn that off?

Thanks. Robyn

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Your Outlook version would be helpful.

 

[Jim]

I have the same question. I am using Outlook 2000.

In my contacts list, I use Detailied Address Cards (to mimick a Rolodex).
Most of my contacts save the email address as (e-mail address removed). But for some
reason, ocassionally I will save a contact and Outlook insists on saving the
email address as John Doe (underlined).

I would appreciate knowing of some way to control this also.

Thanks for your help.
--
Jim

Your Outlook version would be helpful.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Hey ya'll.....please tell me if you know where on Outlook I can force the
program to NOT show a name from the address book on my contacts list under
the e-mail address? For instance, I know John Doe. John has an e-mail
address. I enter it on his contact info. But when I hit "save and
close", I
don't see his e-mail address on the contact list - I just see John Doe
(underlined). I know that if I were to send an e-mail to him, it would
get
there, but the point is I want to print out the contacts list and actually
see his e-mail address instead of his name (nickname). It seems Outlook
defaults to the nickname. How do I turn that off?

Thanks. Robyn

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

For that version you must also provide your mail support mode for us to
answer you.
C/W:
Double click the email address to expose the Display as: field and edit it
there.

IMO:
No option exists to edit the Display As: field. You just live with it as it
is. It is of no real consequence.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I have the same question. I am using Outlook 2000.

In my contacts list, I use Detailied Address Cards (to mimick a Rolodex).
Most of my contacts save the email address as (e-mail address removed). But for
some
reason, ocassionally I will save a contact and Outlook insists on saving
the
email address as John Doe (underlined).

I would appreciate knowing of some way to control this also.

Thanks for your help.
--
Jim

Your Outlook version would be helpful.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Hey ya'll.....please tell me if you know where on Outlook I can force
the
program to NOT show a name from the address book on my contacts list
under
the e-mail address? For instance, I know John Doe. John has an e-mail
address. I enter it on his contact info. But when I hit "save and
close", I
don't see his e-mail address on the contact list - I just see John Doe
(underlined). I know that if I were to send an e-mail to him, it would
get
there, but the point is I want to print out the contacts list and
actually
see his e-mail address instead of his name (nickname). It seems
Outlook
defaults to the nickname. How do I turn that off?

Thanks. Robyn

 

[MANDR88]

I'm using Outlook 2000 as well. Thanks. Robyn

I have the same question. I am using Outlook 2000.

In my contacts list, I use Detailied Address Cards (to mimick a Rolodex).
Most of my contacts save the email address as (e-mail address removed). But for some
reason, ocassionally I will save a contact and Outlook insists on saving the
email address as John Doe (underlined).

I would appreciate knowing of some way to control this also.

Thanks for your help.
--
Jim

Your Outlook version would be helpful.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Hey ya'll.....please tell me if you know where on Outlook I can force the
program to NOT show a name from the address book on my contacts list under
the e-mail address? For instance, I know John Doe. John has an e-mail
address. I enter it on his contact info. But when I hit "save and
close", I
don't see his e-mail address on the contact list - I just see John Doe
(underlined). I know that if I were to send an e-mail to him, it would
get
there, but the point is I want to print out the contacts list and actually
see his e-mail address instead of his name (nickname). It seems Outlook
defaults to the nickname. How do I turn that off?

Thanks. Robyn

 

[waqas]

Dear,

Previous day i reinstall outlook i have some important mail but when i
reinstall it that mails are deleted is their any way to take back them

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Just open the data file you were using before. Surely you would not
reinstall Outlook without backing up your data file and knowing where it
was.