Recipient file when forwarding

M

Master Chief

I have Vista Home Prem. on two machines for a year. The contact lists are
alphabetical and when I chose to "forward" and "select recipients" the
lsiting would be alphbetical. All of a sudden ,one computer now lists the
recipient file in unrelated alphbetical groups.Have checked help sources,Ed
Bott,MS,PC Mag,etc, all to no avail. Does anyone know the solution? I have
even deleted the contact list and re-installed itfrom the other computer.
 
F

Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM

Master Chief said:
I have Vista Home Prem. on two machines for a year. The contact lists are
alphabetical and when I chose to "forward" and "select recipients" the
lsiting would be alphbetical. All of a sudden ,one computer now lists the
recipient file in unrelated alphbetical groups.Have checked help
sources,Ed
Bott,MS,PC Mag,etc, all to no avail. Does anyone know the solution? I have
even deleted the contact list and re-installed itfrom the other computer.

Click the little down arrow on the right edge of the Name field and select
the top option.
 
M

Master Chief

The only down arrow I find in the recipient box, is for scrolling. I have
discovered that the e-mail addresses in the recipient box ARE in alphabetical
order, so it would seem that I need, somehow to change the e-mail priority
to Name priority in the recipient dialog box,even though the contact list is
in "name priority". ALSO, on "start-up", this AM, Idiscovered a program
called "incredi-mail" , that I have not seen before. Could this be something
that has installed itself on this machine?
 
M

Master Chief

Thank you, Frank, I looked at the scrolling arrow instead of the name box,
and the names are now in Alpha order. I'm sorry that I "jumped the gun", but
thank you very much, for the help, and solving my problem.
 

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