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Hello sscal,<br />
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it could be an Outlook 2003 issue running on Vista. &nbsp;Outlook 2003 was designed for Windows XP. &nbsp;It mostly works in 64-bit Vista, but things do not.<br />
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Restart the computer and test if autocomplete will work.<br />
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Hope this helps!<br />
war1
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Hello sscal,

it could be an Outlook 2003 issue running on Vista.  Outlook 2003 was designed for Windows XP.  It mostly works in 64-bit Vista, but things do not.

Restart the computer and test if autocomplete will work.

Hope this helps!
war1

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Any thoughts on 2007 being better designed for the newer OS then? I have a copy of that I can use...just easier trouble shooting my users if I have the same version. But I hate not having auto complete more :)
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Any thoughts on 2007 being better designed for the newer OS then? I have a copy of that I can use...just easier trouble shooting my users if I have the same version. But I hate not having auto complete more :)

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Grrr to Microsoft....yeah for Windows 7!
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I have the Suggest names checked to suggest names as I type in an address and the message expire box above that is set to 180 days. But after 24hours the dang thing stops suggestion names. Is this a patch issue? Have SP3 for Office 2003. <br />
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Also running this on a Vista 64bit box.
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I have the Suggest names checked to suggest names as I type in an address and the message expire box above that is set to 180 days. But after 24hours the dang thing stops suggestion names. Is this a patch issue? Have SP3 for Office 2003. 

Also running this on a Vista 64bit box.

Outlook 2003 not suggesting names as I type in the To: CC: Bcc: fields

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