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Address Display Changes when respective addressee is e-mailed something ?

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If an addressee is e-mailed something the address Display will change and sometimes the first & last names change too causing the addressee to show up in the address book as their first or last name rather than their organization. What causes this scrambling and forces me to find the addressee and repair it back to the way it was ? This scrambling of the display only occurs when sending an e-mail to the respective addressee and only to certain addressees, not all.

If an addressee is e-mailed something the address Display will change and sometimes the first & last names change too causing the addressee to show up in the address book as their first or last name rather than their organization. What causes this scrambling and forces me to find the addressee and repair it back to the way it was ? This scrambling of the display only occurs when sending an e-mail to the respective addressee and only to certain addressees, not all.

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