I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?

You neglected to mention where you are typing the name.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
news
I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the
correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result
found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?

From the "to" field when sending email, as well as "Enter a name to find a
person" in the address book.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You neglected to mention where you are typing the name.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
news
I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the
correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result
found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?

In the To: field?
Then you need to specify whether you are using autocompletion or
autoresolution. If you don't know, then at least post a clearer account of
what you are doing.
Of course this is different than Outlook 2000. Outlook 2002 and higher now
use autocompletion in addition to autoresolution.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
...
From the "to" field when sending email, as well as "Enter a name to find a
person" in the address book.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You neglected to mention where you are typing the name.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
news
I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the
correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result
found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the
address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?

Did you mean the following settings:

Under When sending a message, clear the Automatic name checking check box.
Turn off automatic completion of e-mail names

Under When sending a message, clear the Suggest names while completing To,
Cc, and Bcc fields check box.

They are both checked.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

In the To: field?
Then you need to specify whether you are using autocompletion or
autoresolution. If you don't know, then at least post a clearer account of
what you are doing.
Of course this is different than Outlook 2000. Outlook 2002 and higher now
use autocompletion in addition to autoresolution.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
...
From the "to" field when sending email, as well as "Enter a name to find a
person" in the address book.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You neglected to mention where you are typing the name.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
news I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the
correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result
found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the
address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?

No. I meant you need to post a clearer account of what you're doing.
I know both are checked. I can't tell which you're using because you've
posted no details.
Here. Just read this and figure it out for yourself:
http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/autocompletion.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
...
Did you mean the following settings:

Under When sending a message, clear the Automatic name checking check box.
Turn off automatic completion of e-mail names

Under When sending a message, clear the Suggest names while completing To,
Cc, and Bcc fields check box.

They are both checked.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

In the To: field?
Then you need to specify whether you are using autocompletion or
autoresolution. If you don't know, then at least post a clearer account
of
what you are doing.
Of course this is different than Outlook 2000. Outlook 2002 and higher
now
use autocompletion in addition to autoresolution.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
...
From the "to" field when sending email, as well as "Enter a name to
find a
person" in the address book.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

You neglected to mention where you are typing the name.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"kingsroad" wrote in message
news I am using Office 20002 with all available updates.

I got a record in the contact list:
Last Name: Last
First Name: First
Company: Company
File As: First Last
Full Name First Last (Company)
Email:

When I send mail, I enter "First Last", it will be translated to the
correct
email address automatically. However, if I type "Company", no result
found.
However the same works in Office 2000 I used before. Somehow the
address
book in Office 2002 search email not by keywords as Office 2000 did.

Is there any ways to change this default behaviour ?