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a. park
how do i make the to: e-mail address autofill so that it
recognizes and shows the rest of the letters in the field?
recognizes and shows the rest of the letters in the field?
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Again, please.
The rest of what letters in what field?
Might like to include your Outlook version while you're at it.
The rest of what letters in what field?
Might like to include your Outlook version while you're at it.
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a. park
in the to: field (in XP) when writing a new mail message
for example, if i want to write to
"(e-mail address removed)", and i type j, the rest of the e-
mail address should appear, but it doesn't. how do i set
autofill on so that it does?
for example, if i want to write to
"(e-mail address removed)", and i type j, the rest of the e-
mail address should appear, but it doesn't. how do i set
autofill on so that it does?
-----Original Message-----
Again, please.
The rest of what letters in what field?
Might like to include your Outlook version while you're at it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
field?a. park said:how do i make the to: e-mail address autofill so that it
recognizes and shows the rest of the letters in the
.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
No such feature until Outlook 2002. Always post your version. Saves a lot of
time when we don't trying to guess your version and then post the wrong
answer.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
time when we don't trying to guess your version and then post the wrong
answer.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
a. park said:actually i'm using outlook 2000 for XP
-----Original Message-----
Assuming you mean Outlook 2002, there are three requirements:
1. Enable the "suggest names..." option in Tools > Options > Preferences >
E-mail Options... > Advanced E-mail options
2. Type at least three letters of the name into the To: field.
3. Make sure you have sent a message to this recipient at least once before
so that the name will be in your autocompletion cache. Autocompletion does
not use your Contact information.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
a. park said:in the to: field (in XP) when writing a new mail message
for example, if i want to write to
"(e-mail address removed)", and i type j, the rest of the e-
mail address should appear, but it doesn't. how do i set
autofill on so that it does?
-----Original Message-----
Again, please.
The rest of what letters in what field?
Might like to include your Outlook version while you're
at it.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
how do i make the to: e-mail address autofill so that
it
recognizes and shows the rest of the letters in the
field?
.
.