Didn't read before you posted, did you? Answered here countless times.
Outlook considers fax numbers to be valid electronic addresses, since there
are many client- and server-based components that can use such addresses.
One method to hide fax numbers from the address book is to prefix the fax
number with one or more letters (maybe B for business fax, H for home, O for
other). If the fax number begins with a letter, Outlook won't show it in the
address book.
There are a couple of utilities that can help you hide fax numbers from the
address book. See:
http://www.rsoutlook.com/us/rshifa.htm
http://www.sperrysoftware.com/Outlook_Solutions.htm (Hide Fax Numbers)
http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/toolbox/
Another way to avoid having fax numbers appear in the address book is
simply not to enter data in the fax fields. Put fax numbers in some other
(non-phone) fields.

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> Why, if I have a fax number saved in the Contact's record, as well as
> their
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joeknopp - 03 Jul 2006 22:22 GMT
Thanks, Russ. You're right; I didn't read before I posted. I wasn't aware
of this discussion group and the wealth of knowledge contained herein. Will
check here in the future, first. Thanks again for the tips. . .
Joe
> Didn't read before you posted, did you? Answered here countless times.
> Outlook considers fax numbers to be valid electronic addresses, since there
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> > Contacts'
> > email addresses?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 03 Jul 2006 22:49 GMT
Microsoft hates when I say this, but it's true: Searching works great if you
use Google to search the groups. If you're using OE or the support website,
it's not so good.

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> Thanks, Russ. You're right; I didn't read before I posted. I wasn't
> aware
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