I've tried replicating this problem but have not been able to do so.
I wonder if the following would work, assuming most of your addresses are
U.S. ones:
{PR_GIVEN_NAME PR_SURNAME | PR_DISPLAY_NAME}
{PR_COMPANY_NAME
}{ PR_POSTAL_ADDRESS}
?
As I understand it, the PR_POSTAL_ADDRESS item should only include the
country if it isn't "your own" (and I think that means "the one set up in
Windows Control Panel Regional settings).
but I would either like to know how to remove "United States" from the
default of the address when adding a contact,
As far as I know, Outlook adds the country when it tries to "check" the
address. The country drop-down doesn't include a No country option, but
you can delete the suggested country and it then should not appear in the
address. Personally I would probably try to keep the country in there, if
for no other reason than that Outlook basically expects to have one, but I
suppose that's simply a personal preference.
Peter Jamieson
"David Krugler" David
wrote in message
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OK, this one is new to me and I don't know what setting is messed up.
XP Pro SP2 with Office 2003 (V 11 Build 5604) I have the following in Word
as AddressLayout
{PR_GIVEN_NAME PR_SURNAME | PR_DISPLAY_NAME}
{PR_COMPANY_NAME
}{PR_STREET_ADDRESS}
{PR_LOCALITY}{, PR_STATE_OR_PROVINCE PR_POSTAL_CODE}
Now if the region for the contact is filled in (Unitied States of America)
for in Outlook, the PR_COMPANY_NAME does not show up. If I take it out,
PR_COMPANY_NAME shows up.
Now I have taken out the Region for all the contacts, and all is working
now, but I would either like to know how to remove "United States" from
the
default of the address when adding a contact, or fix Word to not get
messed
up when Region is filled in.
Thanks in advance.