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March 19th 08, 03:58 PM
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Outlook 2003, Contact Format
I would like the listing in the Address Book to read LAST NAME, FIRST NAME.
When entering the new contact information, I enter it in that format everywhere, but sometimes it still insists on being listed First Name Last Name. Any clue what might have triggered the wrong listing? In addition, in those situations when it is listed First Last, how can I change it to LAST, FIRST? 
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