Cached Names in the To field for emails

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Justin

When I go to create a new email in outlook 2002, and I
start to type the name of the user, it will automatically
fill in the name or have me chose from a list. This is a
cool function that I love to use. Here is my problem. In
our exchange custom recipient list, we have a lady named
kristin estrada. Well, I am used to just typing
in 'kristin' in the to field whenever i want to send
something to my wife, Kristin, but recently, it has been
defaulting to this kristin estrada lady, and I have alreay
accidently sent her mail when I meant to send it to my
kristin... AM I MAKING ANY SENSE HERE?!
 
You need to assign your wife a friendly name such as Wifey and then type
that into the To: field. It should resolve to Kristin (your last name).

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Justin asked:

| When I go to create a new email in outlook 2002, and I
| start to type the name of the user, it will automatically
| fill in the name or have me chose from a list. This is a
| cool function that I love to use. Here is my problem. In
| our exchange custom recipient list, we have a lady named
| kristin estrada. Well, I am used to just typing
| in 'kristin' in the to field whenever i want to send
| something to my wife, Kristin, but recently, it has been
| defaulting to this kristin estrada lady, and I have alreay
| accidently sent her mail when I meant to send it to my
| kristin... AM I MAKING ANY SENSE HERE?!
 
Thanks for your reply Milly..

Im pretty much a noobie at this though.. How do I assign
a 'friendly' name?
 

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