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Oh well. Guess I'll have to change my display names or change what I'll type in.
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Oh well. Guess I'll have to change my display names or change what I'll type in.

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In Outlook Express 2003, Check Names (Ctrl+K) would ignore punctuation. But Outlook 2007 doesn't. For example, in OE 2003, you could type <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; bob s w<br />
and have it find <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Bob Smith (Work)<br />
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But in Outlook 2007, it won't find that address.<br />
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Can this be changed?
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In Outlook Express 2003, Check Names (Ctrl+K) would ignore punctuation. But Outlook 2007 doesn't. For example, in OE 2003, you could type 
    bob s w
and have it find 
    Bob Smith (Work)

But in Outlook 2007, it won't find that address.

Can this be changed?

Outlook 2007 - Change Check Names Punctuation Effect

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