Typeful distinguished name in address bar

[Anastasis2]

For some reason just recently, when I allow Outlook 2003 to auto-complete the
addresses of internal recipients that I am sending email to, it is placing the
typeful distinguished name (ex.: o=organization.cn=container.cn=username) in
the "To" box instead of the simple common name ("username"). If I remove
everything except the common name by highlighting and deleting the context, the
email goes through fine. I am just wondering why it decided not to just fill in
with the common name. I can`t find a setting to tell Outlook which one to use.
I would imagine it would get quite confusing with 10 recipients in the "To" box
with the complete distinguished name. Any ideas?

Dave
1999 Firehawk, Red, M6 --- It is for sale!

http://members.aol.com/anastasis2/ (my 2nd Firehawk)
http://members.aol.com/anastasis2/firepics.htm (my first Firehawk)

 

[Brian Tillman]

For some reason just recently, when I allow Outlook 2003 to
auto-complete the addresses of internal recipients that I am sending
email to, it is placing the typeful distinguished name (ex.:
o=organization.cn=container.cn=username) in the "To" box instead of
the simple common name ("username").

Does it do this as it's autosuggesting or when you resolve the name (i.e.,
with CTRL-K)?

 

[Anastasis2]

Does it do this as it's autosuggesting or when you resolve the name (i.e.,
with CTRL-K)?

It seems to do it when it`s autosuggesting.

Dave
1999 Firehawk, Red, M6 --- It is for sale!

http://members.aol.com/anastasis2/ (my 2nd Firehawk)
http://members.aol.com/anastasis2/firepics.htm (my first Firehawk)

 

[Brian Tillman]

It seems to do it when it`s autosuggesting.

The you can remove the suggestion by highlighting it using the arrow keys
and pressing Delete. The next time you resolve the address you input, the
correct resolution should appear.