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April 8th, 2010, 12:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)[_1298_]
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best practice for entering contacts
Best Practice is not to use Distribution Lists as they have many problems.
See the MVP Russ Valentine's posts about the many problems they have.
A good function in Contacts is the Lookup Window in the Standard Toolbar -
you type "gleeson" in there and hit the Enter key, up jumps my contact card.
Regards
Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
in Canberra, Australia
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is it ok to have duplicate contacts: for example: a priest and secretary
share and email address. We enter the secretary as a contact and list the
, and then we enter the priest as a contact and give him
the
same email address
.
is that a good plan for the future or not? I tried forcing staff to use
one
contact, listing both names, so that all email addresses are entered into
the
shared contacts folder once, but I'm having a revolt here as people cannot
seem to find the person that they want based on how it is listed. If you
have any good information for me, a link or whatever on best practice for
setting up contacts, in an environment where you are sharing the contact
lists, and using categories and using distribution lists, and have the
potential for email address sharing....
thanks.
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