Good idea. I'd be willing to bet that this is an area that will get
attention in upcoming versions. Searching within the Address Book is
overdue for some improvements, and these are frequent requests.
The process to make suggestions to Microsoft has changed. To submit
product or service suggestions to Microsoft:
1. Within the specific Microsoft Office product, navigate to the Help
menu.
2. Click the "Contact Us" option.
3. You can then use the "Make a Suggestion" link on the webpage to
submit
any suggestion. This posts the suggestion to the "Microsoft Community".
The
Microsoft Community is a public forum where you can submit suggestions
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Microsoft products and see suggestions that others have made. Community
participants vote for suggestions, and Microsoft uses the votes to help
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
boe said:
Thanks - If you have the link to the MS outlook feature request - I'll
add this.
No such option. If you want to use autoresolution, either the first or
last name field must contain the name on which you want to search. For
more advanced searches, use your Contacts Folder.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Outlook 2003 SP2.
I would like to be able to press alt-k to find their contact by both
william and bill but without putting "william bill jones" in their
name or anything like that. I would also like to have them in my
cache look up.
I keep all my contacts in my contacts.
Post your Outlook version.
State by which method you want to enter recipients: autocompletion,
autoresolution, select from Contacts, select from Address Book, etc.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I have some contacts which I'd love to be able to send with either a
Bill or William or Jim or James etc, If I do an alt K of course, it
only has one item listed so I have to make sure I know what it is in
my contacts. I don't want to make a second contact so I don't have to
remember to update both when something changes. If there is an alias
or some other feature for a contact I would appreciate the info.
Thanks