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Actually don't know why I said that first line, that should work but I'm using Outlook 2003.
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Actually don't know why I said that first line, that should work but I'm using Outlook 2003.

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I will try this. <br />
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Thanks
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Yep, that worked.<br />
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THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!
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Is there a way to sort the &quot;Select Names&quot; box by Company rather than Name? &nbsp;<br />
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When I go to new mail message and hit the To: button it pops open the &quot;Select Names&quot; box. &nbsp;When the GAL is shown it has Name, Business Phone, Home Phone, Company... &nbsp;When I hit the drop down for the show names, I select Contacts, this brings up all my personal contacts sorted by first name. &nbsp;The options are Name, Display Name, E-Mail Address, E-mail Type. &nbsp;Is there a way to add Company and then sort the Contacts list by Company?<br />
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Your help is much appreciated!!!<br />
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Is there a way to sort the "Select Names" box by Company rather than Name?  

When I go to new mail message and hit the To: button it pops open the "Select Names" box.  When the GAL is shown it has Name, Business Phone, Home Phone, Company...  When I hit the drop down for the show names, I select Contacts, this brings up all my personal contacts sorted by first name.  The options are Name, Display Name, E-Mail Address, E-mail Type.  Is there a way to add Company and then sort the Contacts list by Company?

Your help is much appreciated!!!



Sort Contacts Distribution List by Company Instead of Name

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