Clarify the problem you are having. Your description is too vague.
Explain why you think the synchronization caused the problem.
Explain exactly how you are entering the address and what happens.
Examine your Contact Records and ensure they are intact.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> but even though this is where it is obtaining the email addresses from
> they
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tkaera01 - 07 Feb 2005 02:21 GMT
Russ sorry about being vague but i will try to step it out for us.
1. open outlook 2003 (11.6359.6360) sp1
2. click on contacts tab
3. double click on an existing contact.
(his email address is blank, will use id john lewis
splarta@hotmail.com).
4. full name field is filled in as "john lewis",
file as "Lewis, John
phone number is filled in
5. i go to right side of panel and start to type his email address under
email 1.
6. after typing the first letter i get a pop up with 5 email addresses
sales@carbatecwa.com.au
Sharon
Cockburn(silhamilton@bigpond.com)
sueallen1955@hotmail.com
simonbartlett
<simon.bartlett@tesco.net
and the email address i want to enter
splarta@hotmail.com
after entering the second letter i am left with the correct address and it
does not
matter whether i type "splarta@hotmail.com" or select
"John Lewis(splarta@hotmail.com)"
from the pop up it converts to the popup address of
"John Lewis(splarta@hotmail.com)"
7. i hit enter or tab to go out of that box and the email address disappears.
i save the contact details but there is still no email address.
8. if i put a bogus email address like "jackhorner@msn.com "
it accepts it and it stay there as it should. but no good to me because it is
not the email address i want.
hope this is clear enough
terry
> Clarify the problem you are having. Your description is too vague.
> Explain why you think the synchronization caused the problem.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 07 Feb 2005 02:55 GMT
If the synchronization trashed your Contact Records, then you should
restore from backup.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> Russ sorry about being vague but i will try to step it out for us.
> 1. open outlook 2003 (11.6359.6360) sp1
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Randy - 07 Feb 2005 13:19 GMT
Russ,
The Contact folder links to the NK2 file. To verify this, take any contact
without an e-mail address and start to type an e-mail address that you know
is in the NK2 file. I verified this on my system. It seems to me that this
might be what this person is experiencing. Feel free to write me at my
"other" e-mail address.
Ran
> If the synchronization trashed your Contact Records, then you should
> restore from backup.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 07 Feb 2005 21:14 GMT
But if a user types in enough letters to completely dismiss the suggested
names list in an email field, then the address that is typed in will
persist. It will not be replaced by one of the names from the NK2 file.
There must be more in play here.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> Russ,
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tkaera01 - 07 Feb 2005 02:23 GMT
i have also tried deleting the contact, closing outlook, rebooted pc, opened
outlook and tried to recreate it but same thing happens.
terry
> Clarify the problem you are having. Your description is too vague.
> Explain why you think the synchronization caused the problem.
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