Via the Address Book?
I can't confirm what happens by default when you choose New Message To
Contact due to an anomaly here.
> Outlook 2000: when I want to send a message to a contact that has more
> than
> one e-mail address, how do I choose to send to the address that is not
> designated as the default? (This is a situation when I DO NOT want to send
> the message to the default e-mail address for that recipient.)
Lizzie - 21 Aug 2005 21:47 GMT
Well, it's a situation where I've entered 2 e-mail addresses for a contact.
The first one entered becomes the default. So, when I open a New Message To
this contact and choose the Address Book to enter the recipient's e-mail
address, their default address is automatically entered. However, there are
instances when I need to e-mail only to the address that is NOT the default.
When I manually enter the address I want to send to, Outlook automatically
changes it to the default. This is extremely aggravating.
> Via the Address Book?
> I can't confirm what happens by default when you choose New Message To
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> > designated as the default? (This is a situation when I DO NOT want to send
> > the message to the default e-mail address for that recipient.)
When using New Message To Contact to a Contact with multiple addresses you
need to remove the addresses you don't wish to email to.
"BillR [MVP]" <BillR@removethisbitMVPS.org> wrote in message news:...
> Via the Address Book?
> I can't confirm what happens by default when you choose New Message To
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>> send
>> the message to the default e-mail address for that recipient.)