If I type “Brian”
![Figure: Then click "Check Names"](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CheckNames.jpg)
Figure: Then click “Check Names”
It will change to “Brian Norton”
Instead of giving me a choice of “Brian Norton” and “Brian Noyes”
![Figure: The reason is it only looks in the "Global Address List"](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/GlobalAdressList.jpg)
Figure: The reason is it only looks in the “Global Address List”
![Figure: I want it to also look in the "Contacts" Address Book too.](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Contacts.jpg)
Figure: I want it to also look in the “Contacts” Address Book too.
PS: My iPhone uses the same data, but works as I expect.
Summary points
- It should work out of the box (BTW it shows both “Brian’s” out of the box, for my iPhone).
- This option, should be more discoverable.
Suggestion for the Outlook Team
![Figure: Change the "Check Names" button to this style](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/RightButtonStyle.jpg)
Figure: Change the “Check Names” button to this style
![Figure: Make the order more discoverable by adding Change Order under Check Names button that would take you to
Address book](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CheckNames-1.jpg)
Figure: Make the order more discoverable by adding “Change Order” under “Check Names” button that would take you to
Address book
![Figure: Address Book](https://bettersoftwaresuggestions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/AddressBook.jpg)
Figure: Address Book