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Before selecting from initial contacts list, highlight name and select properties. At bottom right of properties box there are left - right arrows to select other e-mail addresses. Not brilliant, it doesn't tell you email address directly, you need to go to SMTP tab to confirm. Cycles through all e-mail addresses in your contact list, not just one selected initially.
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Before selecting from initial contacts list, highlight name and select properties. At bottom right of properties box there are left - right arrows to select other e-mail addresses. Not brilliant, it doesn't tell you email address directly, you need to go to SMTP tab to confirm. Cycles through all e-mail addresses in your contact list, not just one selected initially.

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No great solution, but thanks.
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I'm not sure what yoiu mean by a great answer. &nbsp;The properties of entries in your address book show the other email addresses that belong to an account. Any address that starts off with smtp is an internet address that is recognized by the server for that account. &nbsp;It might not be great, but that is the way it works. 
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I'm not sure what yoiu mean by a great answer.  The properties of entries in your address book show the other email addresses that belong to an account. Any address that starts off with smtp is an internet address that is recognized by the server for that account.  It might not be great, but that is the way it works.

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How do you search for the second or third e-mail address in an address book entry? &nbsp;I have some contacts with two or three e-mail addresses, and I may want to send a message to the second address (not the default address), yet when I search the address book, all that shows up is the first address. &nbsp;I am using Outlook 2000. &nbsp;Thank you.
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How do you search for the second or third e-mail address in an address book entry?  I have some contacts with two or three e-mail addresses, and I may want to send a message to the second address (not the default address), yet when I search the address book, all that shows up is the first address.  I am using Outlook 2000.  Thank you.

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.