Windows 10: Mr

Cannot use Win 10 backup. It says destination drive has errors and refuses to backup. I've checked the hard drive and it has no errors.

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Outlook Contacts : where do you put the Mr and Mrs Doe ?

So far I have always been using Excel for maintaining my contacts. For me there were (and are) pros and cons by doing so.

From time to time I did consider to try and have all my addresses (including comment fields, selections, etc.) into Outlook contacts, but let it rest because of the workload and/or being uncertain as to whether it would work.
For example: from Excel it is relatively easy to create a Word documents with address labels, labels being of a certain format. Whether this is possible from Outlook contacts... ??

Anyway, today I'll gave it another try and stumbled over the problem as to where I could enter "Mr. and Mrs. Doe"

The fields within my Excel workbook are reading:
Sort: Doe, John
Addressing: Mr. and Mrs. Doe

then Address Street, Postal Code, phone-number, etc. - the usual stuff

and then under
Contacts: John & Jane, kid1, kid2
Remarks1 blah blah
Remarks2 blah blah
and other matters, like selection fields.

Am seeking advice/suggestions to this 'Mr. and Mrs. Doe' thing: does anyone out there has a suggestion where to put that?

Or should I use a kind of user defined field, like:





Thanks!

 

MR Media Creation Tool Question

I would say yes, MR is on top of there software. Your not booting to 1903 anyway your booting to Win PE and I'm sure that MR is suggesting the latest version. If you follow there advise after creating your Recovery USB you should test it to insure that it boots into MR in Windows PE, It does then it will work. Remember your only dealing with Image files or Cloning disk to disk.

 

Outlook Contacts : where do you put the Mr and Mrs Doe ?

Thank you very much. I'll check it out.
Meanwhile I also went on to search on Internet and this "Mr. and Mrs.' issue was already known 10-15 years ago...

BTW.. just now I stumbled over a 14 years old thread titled 'Compound Salutations (Title Field) with Outlook 2003'
on: Compound Salutations (Title Field) with Outlook 2003 - Outlook Banter
where Karl Timmermans suggested a custom field to be used.

Anyway, thanks again!