#OUTLOOK NOT SEARCHY BY CONTACT NAME PRO#
#OUTLOOK NOT SEARCHY BY CONTACT NAME WINDOWS#

Right click on the iCloud Contacts folder and choose Properties, look on the Outlook Address Book tab. The iCloud installation should enable the iCloud Contacts as an Address Book automatically, but you can double-check just to be sure.

Set the iCloud contacts folder to be searched first (at the top of the dialog).

If you have more than one contacts folder, try the second (or last one).ĭownloaded from Apple, the folder is called iCloud:

#OUTLOOK NOT SEARCHY BY CONTACT NAME WINDOWS#

If you installed from the Windows store, select the folder named Contacts. Select the iCloud contacts from the menu at the bottom of the dialog.If iCloud is not the default address book, click Tools, Options.When More columns is selected, you'll only see contacts when you type something in the search field.

If the iCloud address book is displayed in the Address book selector, but you cant see any contacts, select Name only for Search on the left.

If you are using the new Simplified ribbon:

Click the Address Book button on the Home menu or press Ctrl+Shift+B.

To check which address book Outlook is using, you need to open the Address Book dialog. The usual reason the iCloud Contacts aren't visible in the address book is because you're looking at the wrong address list. If you downloaded the iCloud addin from Apple (or it was installed by iTunes), the Contacts folder is labeled 'iCloud'. If you installed iCloud from the Microsoft store, the iCloud contacts folder is named 'Contacts'. If it's not listed, see the information at the end of this article. The iCloud contacts should be on this list (either as iCloud or another Contacts folder). If you double click on the Outlook Address Book, you'll see a list of all Contacts folders that are enabled as Address books. The iCloud Contacts are part of the Outlook Address Book. Well, they won't be listed separately in File, Account Settings, Address books. The contacts are not to be found in the Address Book or any reference to them under Account Settings – Address Books. Told to do something.My problem is with the iCloud contacts in the Address Book. When I get to work I’m not even sure what I’m supposed to be doing. Well I’ve started and am 3 days in and I feel so out of place. I previously posted here about getting offered a Jr net admin position and how nervous I was.

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#OUTLOOK NOT SEARCHY BY CONTACT NAME PRO#

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Outlook not searchy by contact name