Is there anyway to make Outlook display the actual email....

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I am running windows 2003 excahnge server, my clients are running Outlook 2003.

I would like to know if there is anyway to make Outlook display the actual
email address so that I can differentiate between a work email address and a
home email address?

right now Outlook displays the the name of the sender.

Thank you in advance for your help.
 
Simplest thing is to use a Rule to separate internal from external mails to
a different folder...

David
 
thank you David, but I don't want to separate my email to different folders.
All I want is to be able to dysplay the email address of the sender. Example

Ski deals, $200 coupon, more valuesExpedia Travel Deals ==== **this is the
subject

[[email protected]] ==this is what I want to see when I user
within my Global address List sends me a message

What I get right now is this:

lopez, carlos
 
Alfredo said:
thank you David, but I don't want to separate my email to different
folders. All I want is to be able to dysplay the email address of the
sender. Example
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The display you see in the From line is controlled by the Sender.
 
how do I fix it from the sender side? or There is a global change that I can
make on the exchange server 2003, so by default it will display the email
address instead displaying only the name?

Thank you..
 
Alfredo said:
how do I fix it from the sender side?
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How can you get all the people who send to yo to abide by your style?
or There is a global change
that I can make on the exchange server 2003, so by default it will
display the email address instead displaying only the name?
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It will display whatever is in the User Name field, I believe.
 
I have 1,000 users. I just migrated all the email to exchange server 2003 and
veryone in my organization don't like the way is now, I could sent an email
to all the users showing then how to change the settings so they can do it,
or I could make the changes on the exchange server, the problem is that I
don't know where to make the changes....
 
Alfredo said:
I have 1,000 users. I just migrated all the email to exchange server
2003 and veryone in my organization don't like the way is now, I
could sent an email to all the users showing then how to change the
settings so they can do it, or I could make the changes on the
exchange server, the problem is that I don't know where to make the
changes....
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It has to change in Exchange, since it is the Exchange account that controls
what Outlook will see for that account.
 
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