All I did was add a business address to one of my Contacts and suddenly "United States of America" is now displaying as the last line of the home address of this person. Where is the control that governs whether a country displays or not?
Russ
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2008-05-14 06:45In one Contact, can't get rid of country display (2003)
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2008-05-14 08:57Re: In one Contact, can't get rid of country display (2003)
If you enter the address directly in the box on the contact form, Outlook will probably add the Country/Region automatically. Click the button (Business, Home or Other) to edit the individual fields, including Country/Region.
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2008-05-15 02:42Re: In one Contact, can't get rid of country display (2003)
Thanks, Hans. That's exactly what I needed to know. I didn't realize you could click directly on the button to get the input screen divided into several fields. I just deleted the Country field and that solved it.
I had been clicking the drop-down arrow to the right of the button, choosing Home, Business, or Other, and then typing directly in the box. So I never saw the Country listing.
Russ
