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Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Some of my Outlook 2003 New emails automatically completer the email address
(or show choices) when I start typing the TO: address. However, some do not. I want to tie the TO: autocomplete using my Contacts emails. Why does it appear to work some of the time, whereas with other emails in my Contacts it does not? Thanks, Steve |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Answered countless times here. Autocompletion has nothing to do with your
Contacts. It uses a cache consisting of the addresses of your previous recipients. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Steve" wrote in message ... Some of my Outlook 2003 New emails automatically completer the email address (or show choices) when I start typing the TO: address. However, some do not. I want to tie the TO: autocomplete using my Contacts emails. Why does it appear to work some of the time, whereas with other emails in my Contacts it does not? Thanks, Steve |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Russ, thanks for the response. So, is there anyway to tie in my Contacts
email address with the TO: Email address? In my Address Book I show all Contact email addresses. Does this do anything for me helping me get an auto complete for sending an email? Thanks "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Answered countless times here. Autocompletion has nothing to do with your Contacts. It uses a cache consisting of the addresses of your previous recipients. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Steve" wrote in message ... Some of my Outlook 2003 New emails automatically completer the email address (or show choices) when I start typing the TO: address. However, some do not. I want to tie the TO: autocomplete using my Contacts emails. Why does it appear to work some of the time, whereas with other emails in my Contacts it does not? Thanks, Steve |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Steve wrote:
Russ, thanks for the response. So, is there anyway to tie in my Contacts email address with the TO: Email address? If you want to load all of your contacts into your autocompletion cache, open the COntacts folder, select all items with CTRL-A, then click ActionsNew Message to Contact. A new message window will open with your Contacts in the To field. CLick "Check Names" or press CTRL-K. This will recolve all of the addresses and add the entries to the autocompletion cache. Close the new message window and discard the changes. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Brian, works perfect. Thank you.
"Steve" wrote: Some of my Outlook 2003 New emails automatically completer the email address (or show choices) when I start typing the TO: address. However, some do not. I want to tie the TO: autocomplete using my Contacts emails. Why does it appear to work some of the time, whereas with other emails in my Contacts it does not? Thanks, Steve |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
You can easily populate the cache by simply resolving a message to all your
Contacts, but you cannot tie the autocompletion cache to your Contacts. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Steve" wrote in message ... Russ, thanks for the response. So, is there anyway to tie in my Contacts email address with the TO: Email address? In my Address Book I show all Contact email addresses. Does this do anything for me helping me get an auto complete for sending an email? Thanks "Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Answered countless times here. Autocompletion has nothing to do with your Contacts. It uses a cache consisting of the addresses of your previous recipients. -- Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] "Steve" wrote in message ... Some of my Outlook 2003 New emails automatically completer the email address (or show choices) when I start typing the TO: address. However, some do not. I want to tie the TO: autocomplete using my Contacts emails. Why does it appear to work some of the time, whereas with other emails in my Contacts it does not? Thanks, Steve |
Outlook 2003 autocomplete email
Steve wrote:
Brian, works perfect. Thank you. You're welcome. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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