Middle Name Problem - Outlook 2003

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CHelley1970

Hi there - I REALLY hope you can help me :)

Outlook 2003 is taking the "firstname" & "lastname" and GENERATING it's own
middlename!

For example:

A contact entered as Brian Young will become Brian B.Y. Young (after it
syncs with the Exchange Server).

Microsoft says that this is a JAPANESE error, although we're in Canada.
 
Hi Diane,

Thanks for getting back! I'm not sure what AD means, but I believe we have
2003 Exchange Server.

Diane Poremsky said:
Is Outlook doing it or is it that way in the AD? What version of Exchange
server?


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CHelley1970 said:
Hi there - I REALLY hope you can help me :)

Outlook 2003 is taking the "firstname" & "lastname" and GENERATING it's
own
middlename!

For example:

A contact entered as Brian Young will become Brian B.Y. Young (after it
syncs with the Exchange Server).

Microsoft says that this is a JAPANESE error, although we're in Canada.
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Hi Diane, the other thing I should mention is that it is only happening on
one computer (although others have Outlook 2003 and one has 2007 and use the
system as well).

Chelley said:
Hi Diane,

Thanks for getting back! I'm not sure what AD means, but I believe we have
2003 Exchange Server.

Diane Poremsky said:
Is Outlook doing it or is it that way in the AD? What version of Exchange
server?


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)

You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.


CHelley1970 said:
Hi there - I REALLY hope you can help me :)

Outlook 2003 is taking the "firstname" & "lastname" and GENERATING it's
own
middlename!

For example:

A contact entered as Brian Young will become Brian B.Y. Young (after it
syncs with the Exchange Server).

Microsoft says that this is a JAPANESE error, although we're in Canada.
Click to expand...
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