Important addresses ahead of ohers

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Poison

I have a hundred addresses in my addresses book. 10 are used most and I
want these to appear ahead of the others when I hit To and the Select Names
window opens. How can I do it?

Poison
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Assuming you mean the Outlook Address Book, you can't. Most people would use
autocompletion to accomplish what you want. I have no idea whether you can
because you did not post your version.
 
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Poison

Assuming you mean the Outlook Address Book, you can't. Most people
would use autocompletion to accomplish what you want. I have no idea
whether you can because you did not post your version.
 
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

As I said, you can't. The Address Book view is not really the best choice
for selecting recipients. You have many other options.
 
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Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

It's a crappy solution but I use it on my cell phone... add spaces to the
front of the person's last name (if you're sorting by last name) to cause
them to bubble-up in the list
 
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Brian Tillman

Poison said:
I have a hundred addresses in my addresses book. 10 are used most and
I want these to appear ahead of the others when I hit To and the
Select Names window opens. How can I do it?

The way I'd accomplish this would be to create a new Contacts folder, enable
it as an address book, and place those ten names (or copies of them) in that
folder. Then I'd open the address book, click Tools>Options, and specify
this new Contacts folder in the "Show this address list first" drop-down.
 
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Poison

The way I'd accomplish this would be to create a new Contacts folder,
enable it as an address book, and place those ten names (or copies of
them) in that folder. Then I'd open the address book, click
Tools>Options, and specify this new Contacts folder in the "Show this
address list first" drop-down.
 

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