I've got a customer who wants to reply to messages without showing the
full email address.  Outlook now defaults to showing the Display Name
followed by the email address.
Can this be changed to only show Display Name?

Due to a virus, I just reformatted, and still have a few
bugs in Outlook 2002 on a Windows 98 system.
In outlook, I have the contact list that was in place
before the format--running ok (I think), but when I send

My problem is:
How can I save 'contacts data' and 'calendar data'for
backup; and how can I transfer such data from my old
computer to my new one?????

I want to find a way to determine the number of entries
in a particular OUtlook group. The only way I've figured
out is to export all the adresses, open them in Excel and
count the number of lines. Surely there must be an easier

I want to transfer my Outlook Contacts files from Outlook
98 on one computer to Outlook XP on a new computer.  The
General and Detail info transfers OK, but none of the
Journal entries transfer.  What do I need to do?

Anyone know how to quickly forward details for a contact to an email address
in clear text (without copying everything out) ?
Anyones help or input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,

I was wondering if anyone could help me with my problem.  
My list of contacts, for some reason, are sorted into two
groups, and the only difference I could firgure out
between them is that one group of contacts has no email

I need some help.
After updating to XP, I can no longer access the
subfolders that I had created in Contacts.
"Help" is of no help and I've not been able to find

I work in a company where we get our email from an
Exchange server.  It looks like BCM does not work or have
functionality when Outlook 2003 is talking to an Exchange
server.  If this is true, many sales people can't use BCM

After upgrading from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2002 (XP), my
contacts are still visible if I click on contacts.  When I
hit "TO" in a new email, the contact list does not come up.
I get a strange message about something being moved and