We must know your Outlook version.
Also, state more clearly how you are entering these addresses into the To:
field. Are you pulling them from the suggested names dropdown
(autocompletion), from the Outlook Address Book, or from the Check Names
dialog (autoresolution).

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Russ Valentine
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> When I compose a new message in Outlook, and begin typing the person's
> name,
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> Does that make sense? Any way to have that without individually changing
> all my contacts?
Mason - 25 Feb 2005 22:20 GMT
It's Outlook 2003. I am entering a name in the To: line of an email, and it
pops up with a list of names as soon as I start. This is the list I'm
talking about. I want to see email addresses, not just names.
> We must know your Outlook version.
> Also, state more clearly how you are entering these addresses into the To:
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> > Does that make sense? Any way to have that without individually changing
> > all my contacts?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 25 Feb 2005 22:47 GMT
Then you can't use the autocompletion cache for entering names. That's not
how it stores entries.
I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve here. Why is what appears in the
To: field of consequence?

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> It's Outlook 2003. I am entering a name in the To: line of an email, and
> it
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>> > changing
>> > all my contacts?