Policy
Show Contacts linking controls on all Forms
By default, Tasks, Appointments, Journal Entries, and Contacts hide the controls in the Outlook user interface used for linking related contacts. When you enable this setting, the linking controls appear in Outlook. You might choose to enable this setting if your users rely on contact linking - for example, to track partners who attend appointments together or to track ways in which contacts are related to each other.
c39b8342d2f9L_ShowContactslinkingcontrolsonallFormsRegistry
Copy registry mappings
HKCU\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\outlook\preferences\showcontactfieldobsolete (enabled) = 1
HKCU\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\outlook\preferences\showcontactfieldobsolete (disabled) = 0Policy notes
By default, Tasks, Appointments, Journal Entries, and Contacts hide the controls in the Outlook user interface used for linking related contacts. When you enable this setting, the linking controls appear in Outlook. You might choose to enable this setting if your users rely on contact linking - for example, to track partners who attend appointments together or to track ways in which contacts are related to each other.