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Hi Experts,<br />
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Outlook 2003: Can some one tell me why an email addresses (same one) is shown sometime with apostrophe (') and sometimes without? <br />
When I search in the sent folder for items which have been sent to a unique email address I can see two groups: items under: name@domain.com and name@domain.com.<br />
I have tried to fix it, cleaning the NK2 (cache), I have uncheck the box &quot;automatic name checking&quot; on tools/options/e-mail options/advanced email options, unsuccessful.<br />
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Thank you for any feedback<br />
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leonardinho<br />

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Hi Experts,

Outlook 2003: Can some one tell me why an email addresses (same one) is shown sometime with apostrophe (') and sometimes without? 
When I search in the sent folder for items which have been sent to a unique email address I can see two groups: items under: name@domain.com and name@domain.com.
I have tried to fix it, cleaning the NK2 (cache), I have uncheck the box "automatic name checking" on tools/options/e-mail options/advanced email options, unsuccessful.

Thank you for any feedback

leonardinho


Outlook: email addresses are shown wiht apostrophe mark on the sent folder

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