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Thread ID: 80210	2007-06-15 01:57:00	MS Outlook 2000 question	Podmon (12416)	Press F1

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559372	2007-06-15 01:57:00	When creating a new email in Outlook 2000 and typing the recipient's name in the "To" field, how do I get it to automatically bring up names already in my contact book? e.g. with Outlook Express, when I started to type "Jo" in the 'To" field, it would bring up "Jo Bloggs" and I simply had to click on that. But my Outlook 2000 does not do this, even for frequently used contacts. So I have to click on the "To" field, then type the name in the contacts box - and even then it only gets me part way through the list. I have searched through all of the options in the tool bar, plus tried using the Help menu, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Thanks.	Podmon (12416)
559373	2007-06-15 02:39:00	You may have to click on check names, altho in 2007 (dont know if this works in 2000) . On the Tools menu, click Options . On the Preferences tab, click E-mail Options, and then click Advanced E-mail Options . Tick/clear the Suggest names while completing To, Cc, and Bcc fields check box .	Speedy Gonzales (78)
559374	2007-06-15 02:56:00	Hi Speedy Outlook 2000 must be a little different to your version, and the nearest I can see is an "Automatic name checking" box under the "When sending a message" heading. It makes no difference to my problem whether this box is ticked, or not. Any other suggestions?	Podmon (12416)
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