No. I'm saying that Outlook already behaves the way you want. If it does
not, it indicates some change or corruption of your data or views, which
most frequently occurs when you migrate data from one installation or
version to another. Since only you know how these entries were created or
migrated, only you have a clue as to where the problem may have occurred.
Anytime you change versions or migrate data, it is essential that you repair
your data file and create a new Outlook profile for things to work as they
should.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"MarieJ" wrote in message
...
It is the address text box found on the bottom left of the General tab of
the
Contact form.

So you're saying the reason it's behaving like that is because the contact
was created in an earlier version of Outlook.

MarieJ

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

To which address box are you referring?
What you describe is how Contact Records behave in current Outlook
versions.
If your records were created on an earlier version and migrated, all bets
are off, especially if you ever imported them. There is no setting you
can
use to change the behavior for existing Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"MarieJ" wrote in message
...
Hi,
Windows XP, Outlook 2003
When I view Contacts as Address Cards, if a person has an address, the
address shows on the Address Card. However, if you double-click to
open
the
contact, there is no information showing in the Address text field on
the
form, whether you choose Home, Business, or Other. If you click the
"Business..." button by the Address text box, the business address DOES
show
up in the Check Address dialog box. If you click the All Fields tab,
and
choose Address Fields, you can see the Business Address, etc. in that
list.
How do I make the address appear correctly in the Address text box on
the
form when the Contact is opened?

TIA MarieJ