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1. Compose a new message
2. Click in the type-in area to the right of the TO: box
3. Type in the alias you want to reverse map, i.e, RaoRa
4. Peform a Check Name (press <CTRL>K)
If the alias maps to an Exchange directory object, the alias will change to the
display name - at which time you can right click and get the properties.
Regards,
Dave
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Assuming that the user's SMTP alias name is their DIGITAL2n
domain account name, then from the Exchange address book 'Find'
enter the account name as 'alias name'. I just tried this for
the example you gave of your own name, and it worked. However,
it failed on my own name, which is 'Grainne Ni Choiligh' (where
'Ni' is part of the surname and performs a similar function to
the 'Di' and 'De' in Italian and Spanish names.) My DIGITAL2
account name and my SMTP are both 'Nichoiligh' but the Exchange
alias name field is 'Ni Choiligh.' Hmmm ...
My limited experimentation suggests that it seems to always
work for people with one-word surnames, including apostrophes
(e.g. O'Sullivan) and including contractors. It also works
for some two-part names.
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