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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / April 2006New message to contacts button only selects contracts primary emai
When selecting "new message to contact" with multiple contacts selected -- MS only selects the primary email address in each contact. When you select only a single contact -- it picks all the email addresses. This has always seemed inconsisent. How can you have MS to use all email addresses within a contact all the time? Is there an option to do one or the other? I am using 2003 pro. On 2/13 there was a similar post stating that this is no longer available. It does select all email when only one contact is selected. > When selecting "new message to contact" with multiple contacts selected -- MS > only selects the primary email address in each contact. When you select only > a single contact -- it picks all the email addresses. This has always seemed > inconsisent. How can you have MS to use all email addresses within a contact > all the time? Is there an option to do one or the other? PS - the suggestion to use address book works well > When selecting "new message to contact" with multiple contacts selected -- MS > only selects the primary email address in each contact. When you select only > a single contact -- it picks all the email addresses. This has always seemed > inconsisent. How can you have MS to use all email addresses within a contact > all the time? Is there an option to do one or the other? Normally one would use the Outlook address book to select recipients in this fashion.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > When selecting "new message to contact" with multiple contacts selected -- > MS [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > contact > all the time? Is there an option to do one or the other? |
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