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Eric-@@@ - 19 Feb 2004 13:52 GMT

I can send msg to a 'Contact' ONLY by selecting the
contact from the lit. If i key in the full address or key
in the name and allow Outlook to search the contact list
and return the formatted name in the Addressee line, the
msg is returned "undeliverable" with a deatil of "You do
not have permission to send to this recipient."
Di i have a wrong setting??

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 19 Feb 2004 15:15 GMT

State your Outlook version and where the Contacts are stored. Provide more
detail on how you are entering the address and whether you are using
autoresolution or autocompletion. Sounds like you have a corrupt address in
one of the caches, but we can't tell which from your description.

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> I can send msg to a 'Contact' ONLY by selecting the
> contact from the lit. If i key in the full address or key
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> not have permission to send to this recipient."
> Di i have a wrong setting??

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Eric - 19 Feb 2004 15:47 GMT

We're using Outlook 2000 SR1, and Exchange server. This
error never occurs from attempts with Global Address
list, Only from the "Contact list" addresses, and
actually all undeliverables are to two different people
within the same company - other addresses within that
company deliver fine.

As far as entering the addresses, If I enter the Recipient
name only (ie "Babe Ruth") the addressee line will auto
complete as "Babe Ruth (E-Mail)" (underlined) and the
message bounces.

If I key the address itsself (ie bruth@nyyankees.org), it
bounces. If I open the "Contact" list, select the name,
the hit "To ->" and "OK" then sent, the message goes with
out incident.

"Auto resolution"? I don't know what that is. If I were
more knowledgeable, maybe I could provide better info. I
appreciated any help offered!!! Thanks - Eric

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 19 Feb 2004 16:45 GMT

Try clearing the AutoNameCheck List. Take a look at this MS KB article, it
may help:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q198/0/08.asp

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> We're using Outlook 2000 SR1, and Exchange server. This
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eric - 20 Feb 2004 12:48 GMT

Thanks - I tries this, but it returned no 'Nicknames' at
all. This is a minor annoyance, and I'll just live with
for now!! Nonetheless, thanks for your attention to it.

Eric

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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 20 Feb 2004 16:19 GMT

Just rename your NICK file, then, and let Outlook create a new one.

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> Thanks - I tries this, but it returned no 'Nicknames' at
> all. This is a minor annoyance, and I'll just live with
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