how to get access to AD recipients fields

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Pierre Bru

hello,

AD contains many interresting fields among which the phone number.

when I create a message, add an AD user as recipient, bouble-click on
the recipient name, I get a form that displays AD fields (including the
phone requested number).

on the other hand, it is easy to display the content of the "contacts"
in a way that phone numbers are visible.

is it possible to display AD recipients in such a way or to get the AD
phone number field in a way easier than the one descibed above ?

TIA,
Pierre.
 
yes, I'm talking about Exchange recipients. is it possible to display
this LDAP address book in Outlook2K in a way similar to the contact
special folder ? (I was just able to add an LDAP address book available
"under" the "To:" button.)

Pierre.
Are you talking about Exchange recipients? AD has nothing to do with
that, what you are seeing is the properties in the GAL and that's how
Outlook displays those properties. You could use an LDAP address book
and set your LDAP query to query the fields you are interested in.
That might produce a result that you like better.

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hello,

AD contains many interresting fields among which the phone number.

when I create a message, add an AD user as recipient, bouble-click
on the recipient name, I get a form that displays AD fields (including
the phone requested number).

on the other hand, it is easy to display the content of the "contacts"
in a way that phone numbers are visible.

is it possible to display AD recipients in such a way or to get the AD
phone number field in a way easier than the one descibed above ?

TIA,
Pierre.
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