I have several email adresses that are forwarded in various ways into my
exchange inbox in outlook 2007. THe to field usually just shows my first and
last name. This is very frustrating. I want the to field (and the from field)
to display the email address the email was sent to and from. How do I get rid
of names and get email addresses?
--
Tim

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I don't have a form for the recipients address. I use rules to assign
categories based on words in the header to identify the to address.

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"Tim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have several email adresses that are forwarded in various ways into my
> exchange inbox in outlook 2007. THe to field usually just shows my first
> and
> last name. This is very frustrating. I want the to field (and the from
> field)
> to display the email address the email was sent to and from. How do I get
> rid
> of names and get email addresses?
> --
> Tim

Hey Tim,

I have a user who is having the same problem on Outlook 2007. I've looked at all the options and can't find the option to change the display name. Did you ever figure it out?

Thanks,

Brad



ti wrote:

Display name
29-Feb-08

I have several email adresses that are forwarded in various ways into my
exchange inbox in outlook 2007. THe to field usually just shows my first and
last name. This is very frustrating. I want the to field (and the from field)
to display the email address the email was sent to and from. How do I get rid
of names and get email addresses
--
Tim

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