>> So...I'm having the same problem with my list. I've left the Email 1
>> blank
>> and entered addresses in to the email 2 because that's where iPhone has
>> assigned the home email. So I know that the emails listed in email 2 work
>> because I can click on it from my contact page and send email....but it
>> won't
>> show up as a valid entry in my standard outlook "address book". I keep
>> seeing "unresolved address" mentioned in this thread.....the email works
>> through the contact list, so how does that make it unresolved? and of
>> course
>> how do i get the addresses that are in the contact to appear in the
>> address
>> book? people with email 1 and email 2 entries in contacts appear as they
>> should with seperate line entries in the address book for each email.
>
> I just checked and the presence or absence of E-mail makes no difference in
> whether or not E-mail1 and E-mail2 show in the address book. In fact, I can
> also have E-mail and E-mail1 blank and E-mail2 will still show.
>
> By resolved, I mean that the mail addresses will appear underlines when you
> open the contact record. Resolved means that Outlook has recognized them as
> valid addresses and has stored them properly in the record. Importing and
> synching can leave an address unresolved.
>
> Open the contact in question and select the E-mail1 or E-mail2 value. Click
> so that the text insertion cursor is at the end of the address and the
> address is NOT highlighted. Press Ctrl-K. Save the contact. Now open the
> Address Book interface and see if the contact appears.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
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