Using Outlook 2013. I'm getting two different displays of an address for an outlook contact.
One is (I want it that way):
Street ##
Postal code City
Country
The other is (no country is displayed):
Street #
City
Postal code
The odd thing is that both addresses are entered in exactly the same way!! I have that for more contacts (left the displayed part, right the entry boxes).
Contact address display
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- BronzeLounger
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Contact address display
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Re: Contact address display
Have you changed your country settings in the Windows control panel in the time between entering one of those contacts and the other?
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Contact address display
No, but the contacts might have been edited / updated / changed by various sync programs over the years. I thought about that but it still doesn't make sense. Should I just manually create new contacts for the 'wrong ones'? I hope there's a better way... (I looked at the all fields display but nothing jumped out immediately)
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Re: Contact address display
Being a perfectionist? Yes, tremendously ;-)
Seriously? Yes, I find it illogical and hope there's some sort of root cause for this behaviour...
Seriously? Yes, I find it illogical and hope there's some sort of root cause for this behaviour...
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Re: Contact address display
Ordinarily, Outlook only displays the country if it is different from the location set in the Region control panel. What country have you set there?
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Hans
Hans
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Re: Contact address display
Netherlands
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Re: Contact address display
Could one of them have synchronized a country name that isn't an EXACT match for the one in the Outlook dialog box (for example with a trailing space)?
StuartR
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Re: Contact address display
How would I see (and correct) that?
Also note that in the 'bad' one, the city comes on a separate line before the postal code. The 'right' one has the postal code and city on one line.
I do believe we might be heading in the right direction however...
Also note that in the 'bad' one, the city comes on a separate line before the postal code. The 'right' one has the postal code and city on one line.
I do believe we might be heading in the right direction however...
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Re: Contact address display
Try changing JUST the country name to something different, save it and then change it back to Netherlands. It can't hurt
StuartR
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Re: Contact address display
Stopped Outlook, changed country name & applied, started Outlook, looked at my contacts: no changes.
Stopped Outlook, changed back country name, stated Outlook, looked at my contacts: no changes.
Stopped Outlook, changed back country name, stated Outlook, looked at my contacts: no changes.
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Re: Contact address display
Interesting, I have a fix but it makes no sense...
If I manually format box #1 the way I like it (inside that box) and then I click box #2; the latter still looks exactly the same but now the display follows what I typed in box #1...
If I manually format box #1 the way I like it (inside that box) and then I click box #2; the latter still looks exactly the same but now the display follows what I typed in box #1...
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Re: Contact address display
Look for a "space" before and/or after the country name!
I am so far behind, I think I am First
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Re: Contact address display
This is probably not a fix for the initial cause, but if you are bothered by the countries being inconsistent, try this advice to clean up your contacts country entry.
Regards,
Rudi
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Rudi
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