WD95: How to Modify the Layout of an Address Book Entry (186955)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Word for Windows 95
- Microsoft Word for Windows 95 7.0a
This article was previously published under Q186955 SUMMARY
This article describes how to modify the layout of an address that you
insert when you use the Personal Address Book (PAB), Schedule+, or Outlook
Contact List.
The address layout is determined by the AutoText entry "AddressLayout"
This entry may contain any predefined address property names between
the angle brackets (<>). Note that all of the following property names
must be typed in uppercase letters; for example:
{<PR_GIVEN_NAME>} {<PR_SURNAME><ENTER>
}{<PR_COMPANY_NAME><ENTER>
}{<PR_STREET_ADDRESS><ENTER>
}{<PR_LOCALITY>}, {<PR_STATE_OR_PROVINCE>
}{<PR_POSTAL_CODE><ENTER>}
where <ENTER> indicates that you should press ENTER on your keyboard. Also, the brace characters ( { and } ) are typed from the keyboard and are not to be confused with field braces (CTRL+F9). When you use the braces with the address layout fields, if a field is blank when you import the address, Word automatically suppresses the blank line.
NOTE: The "AddressLayout" format is limited to a maximum of 12 fields
from a PAB, Microsoft Schedule Plus for Macintosh, or Microsoft Outlook for
Macintosh.
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 8/17/2005 |
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Keywords: | kbautotext kbhowto kblayout KB186955 |
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