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Why, if I have a fax number saved in the Contact's record, as well as their
email address, the contact will appear twice in the “Send To” drop down list? When you click one, the email address is added to the distribution list, and if you click on the second appearance of the name, the fax number is added. Is there a way to limit the “Send To” list to show only Contacts' email addresses? |
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Didn't read before you posted, did you? Answered here countless times.
Outlook considers fax numbers to be valid electronic addresses, since there are many client- and server-based components that can use such addresses. One method to hide fax numbers from the address book is to prefix the fax number with one or more letters (maybe B for business fax, H for home, O for other). If the fax number begins with a letter, Outlook won't show it in the address book. There are a couple of utilities that can help you hide fax numbers from the address book. See: http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/rshifa.htm http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook_Solutions.htm (Hide Fax Numbers) http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/toolbox/ Another way to avoid having fax numbers appear in the address book is simply not to enter data in the fax fields. Put fax numbers in some other (non-phone) fields. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "joeknopp" wrote in message ... Why, if I have a fax number saved in the Contact's record, as well as their email address, the contact will appear twice in the "Send To" drop down list? When you click one, the email address is added to the distribution list, and if you click on the second appearance of the name, the fax number is added. Is there a way to limit the "Send To" list to show only Contacts' email addresses? |
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Thanks, Russ. You're right; I didn't read before I posted. I wasn't aware
of this discussion group and the wealth of knowledge contained herein. Will check here in the future, first. Thanks again for the tips. . . Joe "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Didn't read before you posted, did you? Answered here countless times. Outlook considers fax numbers to be valid electronic addresses, since there are many client- and server-based components that can use such addresses. One method to hide fax numbers from the address book is to prefix the fax number with one or more letters (maybe B for business fax, H for home, O for other). If the fax number begins with a letter, Outlook won't show it in the address book. There are a couple of utilities that can help you hide fax numbers from the address book. See: http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/rshifa.htm http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook_Solutions.htm (Hide Fax Numbers) http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/toolbox/ Another way to avoid having fax numbers appear in the address book is simply not to enter data in the fax fields. Put fax numbers in some other (non-phone) fields. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "joeknopp" wrote in message ... Why, if I have a fax number saved in the Contact's record, as well as their email address, the contact will appear twice in the "Send To" drop down list? When you click one, the email address is added to the distribution list, and if you click on the second appearance of the name, the fax number is added. Is there a way to limit the "Send To" list to show only Contacts' email addresses? |
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Microsoft hates when I say this, but it's true: Searching works great if you
use Google to search the groups. If you're using OE or the support website, it's not so good. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "joeknopp" wrote in message ... Thanks, Russ. You're right; I didn't read before I posted. I wasn't aware of this discussion group and the wealth of knowledge contained herein. Will check here in the future, first. Thanks again for the tips. . . Joe "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Didn't read before you posted, did you? Answered here countless times. Outlook considers fax numbers to be valid electronic addresses, since there are many client- and server-based components that can use such addresses. One method to hide fax numbers from the address book is to prefix the fax number with one or more letters (maybe B for business fax, H for home, O for other). If the fax number begins with a letter, Outlook won't show it in the address book. There are a couple of utilities that can help you hide fax numbers from the address book. See: http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/rshifa.htm http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook_Solutions.htm (Hide Fax Numbers) http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/toolbox/ Another way to avoid having fax numbers appear in the address book is simply not to enter data in the fax fields. Put fax numbers in some other (non-phone) fields. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "joeknopp" wrote in message ... Why, if I have a fax number saved in the Contact's record, as well as their email address, the contact will appear twice in the "Send To" drop down list? When you click one, the email address is added to the distribution list, and if you click on the second appearance of the name, the fax number is added. Is there a way to limit the "Send To" list to show only Contacts' email addresses? |
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