Sorry, but i meaned the contactsfolder. The version is officexp.
So again, i make a new contact in the contactsfolder and when i
print a label the order of the entries are not correct.
> The address book in Outlook is not intended for data entry. All entries must
> be made in the Contacts Folder where the data resides.
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> > printed.
> > Does somebody has a suggestion?
So you said.
You haven't provided any information. Remember, we can't see what you're
doing.
Perhaps you should start by reading up on how to do a mail merge. For an
overview of these functions take a look here:
http://www.slipstick.com/contacts/printlabel.htm
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/mailmerge.htm

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Russ Valentine
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> Sorry, but i meaned the contactsfolder. The version is officexp.
> So again, i make a new contact in the contactsfolder and when i
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>> > Does somebody has a suggestion?
theboss - 22 Feb 2005 14:49 GMT
Oke, again, i make a new contact in the contactsfolder.
In the adressline i fill in the correct street, number and next the correct
postal code and city. Then i save it all. Next i open the new contact and the
postalcode is put in the adresline for instance, so not in the correct field.
When i print it to labels the same problem. I hope my problem is clear. Thans
again for your help
> So you said.
> You haven't provided any information. Remember, we can't see what you're
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> >> > Does somebody has a suggestion?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 22 Feb 2005 19:34 GMT
Are you parsing the individual address elements correctly in the Check
Address dialog?
You must tell also us how you are constructing the merge.

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> Oke, again, i make a new contact in the contactsfolder.
> In the adressline i fill in the correct street, number and next the
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>> >> > printed.
>> >> > Does somebody has a suggestion?