I'll turn the question around.
What is it that you need the Display As field to do? What are you trying to
accomplish?

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> I'm not sure that I understand this answer. What good is the Display As
> field if it doesn't do what you ask? If you for example put an email
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>> > address.
>> > How do I standardize the e-mail diplay in contacts?
Well, I think you may have addressed in a similar previous question, but I'm
not sure. I just want to be able to type a person's first name in the To:
field and have the contact information display the text that I typed in the
display name field of the contact.....not with the entire e-mail address
following it. The strange thing, is that it isn't consistent. For some
contacts it will do this, and for others it displays the display name and the
e-mail address following. It just doesn't seem at all consistent in what it
is doing which is really annoying.
> I'll turn the question around.
> What is it that you need the Display As field to do? What are you trying to
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> >> > address.
> >> > How do I standardize the e-mail diplay in contacts?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 24 Feb 2005 04:11 GMT
Indeed, it is not consistent.
What appears in the To: field varies greatly according to the precise method
by which you are
entering the address, your Outlook version, your information store, whether
you are replying or starting a new message, and whether you are using
autocompletion or autoresolution.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
> Well, I think you may have addressed in a similar previous question, but
> I'm
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>> >> > address.
>> >> > How do I standardize the e-mail diplay in contacts?