I just reformatted my hard drive and re-installed all of my software,
including Outllook. I have also installed all of the available fix packs for
Office Professional XP. Unfortunately, though, I am still having problems
addressing my email. Whenever I type a name into the 'To' field of a new
message Outlook is not able to recognise it. Yet, if I click 'To' I am able
to select the name I just typed and the name appears on my email and Outlook
is able to recognise it. The next name I type in is again not recognised.



If I click 'Check Names' Outlook stops at the first name I typed and asks me
if I would like to 'Create a new address' for the non-recognizable name. When
I then click 'Show names' Outlook not only opens the Address Book but it
highlights the name I typed in!



If I compose a new email and type one of the names that I had already taken
directly from the address book then it will instantly recognize it.
Occasionally though, in cases like this it replaces it with a non-existing
display name! I have checked for such a non-existing display name by
expporting my contacts into an Access file and then using Access to query for
the non-existing display name. No such display name was ever found. If I then
import this Access table into Outlook -- and tell it to replace all of the
duplicates -- nothing changes (i.e. Outlook continues as if nothing
happened). Well ALMOST nothing. Outlook switches the name in the 'File As:'
field for all of the contacts. I then have to correct the entry in this field
for each of my contacts.



Does anyone know how I can correct these problems?



I thank you in advance for any responses I receive.

Re: Problems Resolving Email Addresses in Outlook by Russ

Russ
Mon Jul 14 13:21:09 PDT 2008

You have several problems, and you are confusing autocompletion with
autoresolution. Autocompletion will start working after you populate your
cache again by sending emails. Autoresolution will work after you configure
the Outlook Address Book correctly in this new profile. If you need more
help, then you will have to provide more information, such as how you
migrated data to this profile.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;287563&Product=ol2002
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Saint_Bernard" <SaintBernard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3DB6F4E4-C383-4E68-A02D-F8384C380A46@microsoft.com...
>
>
> I just reformatted my hard drive and re-installed all of my software,
> including Outllook. I have also installed all of the available fix packs
> for
> Office Professional XP. Unfortunately, though, I am still having problems
> addressing my email. Whenever I type a name into the 'To' field of a new
> message Outlook is not able to recognise it. Yet, if I click 'To' I am
> able
> to select the name I just typed and the name appears on my email and
> Outlook
> is able to recognise it. The next name I type in is again not recognised.
>
>
>
> If I click 'Check Names' Outlook stops at the first name I typed and asks
> me
> if I would like to 'Create a new address' for the non-recognizable name.
> When
> I then click 'Show names' Outlook not only opens the Address Book but it
> highlights the name I typed in!
>
>
>
> If I compose a new email and type one of the names that I had already
> taken
> directly from the address book then it will instantly recognize it.
> Occasionally though, in cases like this it replaces it with a non-existing
> display name! I have checked for such a non-existing display name by
> expporting my contacts into an Access file and then using Access to query
> for
> the non-existing display name. No such display name was ever found. If I
> then
> import this Access table into Outlook -- and tell it to replace all of the
> duplicates -- nothing changes (i.e. Outlook continues as if nothing
> happened). Well ALMOST nothing. Outlook switches the name in the 'File
> As:'
> field for all of the contacts. I then have to correct the entry in this
> field
> for each of my contacts.
>
>
>
> Does anyone know how I can correct these problems?
>
>
>
> I thank you in advance for any responses I receive.
>
>


Re: Problems Resolving Email Addresses in Outlook by Judy

Judy
Mon Jul 14 16:02:21 PDT 2008

Here's an explanation of email autocomplete:

http://communityclips.officelabs.com/Video.aspx?videoId=39adf3a0-9156-40ad-8b0c-40ec4404cd98

--

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
Outlook 2003 user? Read "7 settings all Outlook 2003 users should change"
on my website.

.
"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" <russval@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:5D045585-9ADD-4E68-A60A-4D522B48432A@microsoft.com...
> You have several problems, and you are confusing autocompletion with
> autoresolution. Autocompletion will start working after you populate your
> cache again by sending emails. Autoresolution will work after you
> configure the Outlook Address Book correctly in this new profile. If you
> need more help, then you will have to provide more information, such as
> how you migrated data to this profile.
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;287563&Product=ol2002
> --
> Russ Valentine
> [MVP-Outlook]
> "Saint_Bernard" <SaintBernard@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3DB6F4E4-C383-4E68-A02D-F8384C380A46@microsoft.com...
>>
>>
>> I just reformatted my hard drive and re-installed all of my software,
>> including Outllook. I have also installed all of the available fix packs
>> for
>> Office Professional XP. Unfortunately, though, I am still having problems
>> addressing my email. Whenever I type a name into the 'To' field of a new
>> message Outlook is not able to recognise it. Yet, if I click 'To' I am
>> able
>> to select the name I just typed and the name appears on my email and
>> Outlook
>> is able to recognise it. The next name I type in is again not recognised.
>>
>>
>>
>> If I click 'Check Names' Outlook stops at the first name I typed and asks
>> me
>> if I would like to 'Create a new address' for the non-recognizable name.
>> When
>> I then click 'Show names' Outlook not only opens the Address Book but it
>> highlights the name I typed in!
>>
>>
>>
>> If I compose a new email and type one of the names that I had already
>> taken
>> directly from the address book then it will instantly recognize it.
>> Occasionally though, in cases like this it replaces it with a
>> non-existing
>> display name! I have checked for such a non-existing display name by
>> expporting my contacts into an Access file and then using Access to query
>> for
>> the non-existing display name. No such display name was ever found. If I
>> then
>> import this Access table into Outlook -- and tell it to replace all of
>> the
>> duplicates -- nothing changes (i.e. Outlook continues as if nothing
>> happened). Well ALMOST nothing. Outlook switches the name in the 'File
>> As:'
>> field for all of the contacts. I then have to correct the entry in this
>> field
>> for each of my contacts.
>>
>>
>>
>> Does anyone know how I can correct these problems?
>>
>>
>>
>> I thank you in advance for any responses I receive.
>>
>>
>