M
McSwell
I just typed in the name of someone who is in my Outlook 2007 address
book under contacts (I had just added the name). Instead of using the
address in my address book, Outlook filled in a different email
address. I'm not sure where it got that address--it isn't in my
address book, maybe it's an address I used in a recent email. It
didn't even exactly match the name I typed in--I typed it in without a
middle initial, and the name it added (next to the email address
itself) had a middle initial. Something like this:
I typed: john doe
Outlook gave me: John Q. Doe <[email protected]>
Address in my address book: John Doe <[email protected]>
1) How can I force Outlook to use only the addresses in my address
book?
2) Failing (1), how can I force Outlook to at least give me a choice
when this situation arises?
Mike Maxwell
book under contacts (I had just added the name). Instead of using the
address in my address book, Outlook filled in a different email
address. I'm not sure where it got that address--it isn't in my
address book, maybe it's an address I used in a recent email. It
didn't even exactly match the name I typed in--I typed it in without a
middle initial, and the name it added (next to the email address
itself) had a middle initial. Something like this:
I typed: john doe
Outlook gave me: John Q. Doe <[email protected]>
Address in my address book: John Doe <[email protected]>
1) How can I force Outlook to use only the addresses in my address
book?
2) Failing (1), how can I force Outlook to at least give me a choice
when this situation arises?
Mike Maxwell