(I suspect I should have asked this question before
spending hours doing what I'm now ask about).

Outlook has a beautiful Contacts database and related user
interface.  One can link to the Outlook contact table in
Access, but that is not what I need.  I need to keep my
own table of Contact-like info in Access, not in Outlook.

I spent half the day building a generic table and form
that looks and works like Outlook's Contact screen.

Now, (now?!) I'm wondering:
Has anyone already emulated this Outlook form using Access?

Alternatively, I have a couple of questions about design:

 a) The Outlook Contact table supports three addresses:
Business, Home, and Other.  The Check Addresses form shows
street, city, state, etc., broken out as separate fields;
I'm guessing that Outlook stores it this way and combines
the fields for display.  Question: Can I create a field in
my table that represents the combined concatonated address
fields: Business Address = [Business Address Street] &
crlf & [Business Address PO Box]& crlf & [Business Address
City], etc.  (I can do it in the form, of course).

 b) Do you think the Outlook application is storing all
those addresses in a single unnormalized table as implied
from the list of fields displayed in Outlook Contact "All
Fields" tab, with "All Contact fields" selected.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.