From the Developer tab, choose Publish form as.Go to the Office icon, Editor Options and enable the Developer tab (File tab, Options in Outlook 2010).Change only the business card or other features you want applied to all future contacts. Open a new Contact form and edit it as desired.ĭo not add names, addresses or phone numbers in this form.Use the business card editor to re-arrange the fields, change the font attributes, add a background color, or position the image. When a contact photo exists, Outlook will use it on the business card or you can add a logo or other image to the card. Open a contact then double click on the business card image or click on the Business Card command on the ribbon (visible in screenshot above) to open the Business Card editor. Has anyone seen this before, or have any ideas? Thanks for any insight you may have.You can edit the business card on individual contacts to add images, background colors, or change the fields displayed. In the client, I can manually uncheck the 'Include in my contact card' checkbox, but I cant realistically do this for each user. When I look at the users contact card, I see both entries present, and labeled as 'Call Work'. That being said, in the client it shows in the format: +1 (123) 456-7890. In the Skype for Business client, I can also see that this number was obtained from AD, and is greyed out in the appropriate field in the 'Phones' Skype for Business client settings, under Work Phone. Skype for business normalizes these fine, and they are NOT added to the Invalid_AD_Phone_Numbers.txt file. The format we use is +1-12 (North America)

When I look at a users contact card, I am seeing their phone number listed twice (in 2 different formats).įor our corporate users, we populate their telephone numbers in the telephone attribute of their AD account. I am having an odd problem with Skype for Business 2015, and I am hoping that someone has seen this before, or has any ideas.

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