I wonder what version you are using now? Would have been helpful to include
that part.

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Russ Valentine
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> when I click on the "To" box on a new e-mail, I get a list of contacts
> sorted
> by first name. This wasn't true with Outlook 2000. Can I sort by last
> name?
dukebaker - 22 Apr 2006 02:48 GMT
> I wonder what version you are using now? Would have been helpful to include
> that part.
> > when I click on the "To" box on a new e-mail, I get a list of contacts
> > sorted
> > by first name. This wasn't true with Outlook 2000. Can I sort by last
> > name? I now have Outlook 2003.
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 22 Apr 2006 03:02 GMT
Go to Tools > E-mail accounts > View or change existing directories or
address books > Outlook Address Book > Change. > Set your sort order there

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Russ Valentine
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>
>> I wonder what version you are using now? Would have been helpful to
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>> > by first name. This wasn't true with Outlook 2000. Can I sort by last
>> > name? I now have Outlook 2003.
MikeH - 11 Aug 2007 15:40 GMT
I open Address Book. There are no entries. Entries are all under Contacts.
They are listed by first name, last name. For the purpose of finding the "To"
for e-mail I want the names listed by last name, first name. From reading
previoius messages it appears I am confusing Outlook Address Book with
Outlook Contacts. Can you direct me to a help source to get specific
instruction for fixing this problem ?
Outlook 2000 SR1 in Office 2000 Std. and Windows XP Home ED.
> I wonder what version you are using now? Would have been helpful to include
> that part.
> > when I click on the "To" box on a new e-mail, I get a list of contacts
> > sorted
> > by first name. This wasn't true with Outlook 2000. Can I sort by last
> > name?
Brian Tillman - 13 Aug 2007 03:43 GMT
> I open Address Book. There are no entries. Entries are all under
> Contacts. They are listed by first name, last name. For the purpose
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> help source to get specific instruction for fixing this problem ?
> Outlook 2000 SR1 in Office 2000 Std. and Windows XP Home ED.
Are you using Internet Mail Only mode or Corporate/Workgroup mode? The
second line of Help>About will tell you.

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]