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Thanks Russ. This time when I installed Outlook2000 I did it for Internet
mail only, when on previous installs I did Corporate/Workgroup. That
explains it then. I didn't realise it would be a problem. Thanks for your
help.
"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
mail only, when on previous installs I did Corporate/Workgroup. That
explains it then. I didn't realise it would be a problem. Thanks for your
help.
"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
> You failed to state your version accurately. Internet Mail Only or
> Corporate/Workgroup? The former would be expected to exhibit this behavior
> since it actually used Outlook Express, which no longer exists on Vista.
>
> --
> Russ Valentine
> [MVP-Outlook]
> "Tash" <Tash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AC120926-4D4D-461E-BED5-1E97AF42FE8D@microsoft.com...
> Corporate/Workgroup? The former would be expected to exhibit this behavior
> since it actually used Outlook Express, which no longer exists on Vista.
>
> --
> Russ Valentine
> [MVP-Outlook]
> "Tash" <Tash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AC120926-4D4D-461E-BED5-1E97AF42FE8D@microsoft.com...
> >I have just got a new laptop with Vista and have installed Outlook2000 (I
> > know it isn't great with Vista). Name resolution used to work fine in XP
> > when you type a name in the recipient box it would automatically resolve
> > and
> > if there were multiples you would either get a green underline or a red if
> > it
> > didn't match. Now it brings up a list of choices each time rather than
> > attempting to just use the most recently used address. I also had to
> > import
> > my outlook contacts into the Vista Mail contacts for the address book to
> > appear in Outlook2000. Anyone know how to get the automatic name
> > resolution
> > to work properly again or is it like this because of Vista?
>> > know it isn't great with Vista). Name resolution used to work fine in XP
> > when you type a name in the recipient box it would automatically resolve
> > and
> > if there were multiples you would either get a green underline or a red if
> > it
> > didn't match. Now it brings up a list of choices each time rather than
> > attempting to just use the most recently used address. I also had to
> > import
> > my outlook contacts into the Vista Mail contacts for the address book to
> > appear in Outlook2000. Anyone know how to get the automatic name
> > resolution
> > to work properly again or is it like this because of Vista?
| 30 Jun | Outlook2000 Name resolution problem with Vista | .Tash |
| 01 Jul |  Re: Outlook2000 Name resolution problem with Vista | .Russ Valentine [MVP-O... |
| 01 Jul |  Re: Outlook2000 Name resolution problem with Vista | .Tash |
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