Hi, I asked this question on another list and really didn't get a usable 
answer, so I'm going to ask it here.  

    I can use Outlook Express, on my Windows xp sp3 machine, and WE  7.5.4.1 to 
send texts to friends of mine, whom I have gotten the phone number and the cell 
carrier they use.  

    When I am using OE and receive an email message from someone using a 
traditional email address, I can state how that person's name will be displayed 
in the OE contacts area, or in the address book application that comes with XP. 
 When I make a contact in OE that uses the cell texting "email" address, for 
some reason the contact info does not take so to speak, and I am left seeing 
incoming "from" column entries as the person's  phone number and then the cell 
carrier's domain name.  I cannot change the way OE displays the person's "cell 
address" in the from column.  So, if I get several texting messages from peope, 
I have to either memorize the texting phone numbers, or I have to keep a 
reference log as to which number belongs to which person.  

Anyone know why the cell addresses don't stick  like  a normal email address?

My email address, with my ISP, is 
[email protected]

I can manipulate the display name as much as I want.  I cn have it say, 
Schwarma, the King of the Lizard People if I want it to.

But if I enter my wife's cell number into the  new contact dialog box as 
Tracy's cell, and then the email address connected to that contact as
[email protected] (the phone number, the at sign, with mms.att for 
message.A T and T . net

When incoming emails come in from that cell number's email address, they come 
in as 
[email protected]

Not Tracy's Cell.

Anyone know how I can change this or is it just the way it is?

Thanks

Keith
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