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Brian Tillman wrote:
First, I need to say what I mean.
Wwhen I type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name in the 'TO:' box (or
whatever it is), Outlook fills in s the contact's email address.
However, if, instead of typing a contact's name, I hit 'Address Book,'
or 'TO:,' Outlook shows an empty Address Book.
So, to me, Outlook can find a Contact if I just start typing a name, but
it indicates to me the Address Book is empty. Just seems it has to be
getting that Contact's name from somewhere for it to find a name by 3-4
characters.
> j lunis <jay.lunis@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> "Hit CC"? do you mean click the Cc button just below the To button?
> What do you see when you click To? What's in the "Show names from the"
> drop-down?
>
> I'm confused. Clicking Cc brings up the Address Book, so how does the
> address book not find it?
>
>> If it helps, one more observation.
>> I can open a New Message, type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name, hit
>> 'CC:' and the name appears in Address Book with email address filled
>> in.
> >> I can open a New Message, type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name, hit
>> 'CC:' and the name appears in Address Book with email address filled
>> in.
> "Hit CC"? do you mean click the Cc button just below the To button?
> What do you see when you click To? What's in the "Show names from the"
> drop-down?
>
>> "Type ahead' doesn't finish the name but at least CC: can find
>> it. However, if I type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name and hit
>> 'Address Book,' Outlook can't find the email address.
>> How can CC: find the email address in Address Book when I type in a
>> partial name, but Address Book seems to think it is empty?
> >> it. However, if I type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name and hit
>> 'Address Book,' Outlook can't find the email address.
>> How can CC: find the email address in Address Book when I type in a
>> partial name, but Address Book seems to think it is empty?
> I'm confused. Clicking Cc brings up the Address Book, so how does the
> address book not find it?
First, I need to say what I mean.
Wwhen I type in 3-4 letters of a contact's name in the 'TO:' box (or
whatever it is), Outlook fills in s the contact's email address.
However, if, instead of typing a contact's name, I hit 'Address Book,'
or 'TO:,' Outlook shows an empty Address Book.
So, to me, Outlook can find a Contact if I just start typing a name, but
it indicates to me the Address Book is empty. Just seems it has to be
getting that Contact's name from somewhere for it to find a name by 3-4
characters.
>> 'Address Book,' Outlook can't find the email address.
| 03 Jul | enabling address books | .j lunis |
| 03 Jul |  Re: enabling address books | .Brian Tillman |
| 03 Jul |  Re: enabling address books | .j lunis |
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| 07 Jul | Re: enabling address books | .j lunis |
| 08 Jul | Re: enabling address books | .Brian Tillman |
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