I'm using Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager. I don't have an option
to "file As" > "company name". I would have to type it in myself and
sometimes the program won't let me. It's very glitchy with this issue. The
problem arises because the program wants to give a "Full Name"....and
automatically gives it a First, Middle, and Last Name.
I also have another problem with the form. Unlike the regular 'Contacts'
form, the Business Contacts form needs it's cache to be deleted often.....and
the software designers didn't make it easy to resolve or locate the delete
location easy. Otherwise, the form can't be installed on the computer (I
don't know why because it was used so often). I can't believe Microsoft
released this program with so many problems.
"Sue C" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Are you using 2007? If so, there is a field called 'File As'. From this
> there are various options you can select, one of which is the Company name.
> Does this achieve what you're looking for?
>
>
> "Julie" wrote:
>
> > I would like to file my business contacts under their business name (example:
> > Starbucks) but Outlook only allows for a "Full Name" (first, middle, last).
> > I have tried saving the complete business name as a last name (leaving the
> > first and middle name boxes empty). This works sometimes, however when I
> > move my contacts to a new computer Outlook automatically gives these
> > companies a first and middle name. The company will be displayed as
> > "Starbucks, Starbucks." How can I stop this?
> >
> > Does Business Contact Manager provide any way to save contacts under their
> > business name?
> >
> >
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