I don't believe you can do this, but it would be much better so that the GAL
can actually be used more easily to find infmation about users. I know you
can always go the Email tab on the user's card, but it would better if it was
the default so that the card doesn't need to be opened. What user is giong
to want to know the LDAP address of another user? Whereas there is often the
need to be able to find a colleague's email address quickly and easily to
pass on to an important client, for example.

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"kenny" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:168F1783-545E-439A-BFBB-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I don't believe you can do this, but it would be much better so that the GAL
> can actually be used more easily to find infmation about users. I know you
> can always go the Email tab on the user's card, but it would better if it was
> the default so that the card doesn't need to be opened. What user is giong
> to want to know the LDAP address of another user? Whereas there is often the
> need to be able to find a colleague's email address quickly and easily to
> pass on to an important client, for example.