I'm using Outlook 2003

So I have, say, Sandy in my contacts book.
Her email is SW@......
Later her email changes to SAW@......
I make the change in my contacts.

But when I'm creating a new email and I start to type "Sandy..." in the TO
field, it still finds the old "SW@..." address. Why?

How can I delete that old & incorrect address forever?

(Without starting from scratch and loosing all my old email?)

Thanks
Gary

use arrow keys to highlight 'bad' address then hit delete btn

"jabadoodle" wrote in message
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I'm using Outlook 2003

So I have, say, Sandy in my contacts book.
Her email is SW@......
Later her email changes to SAW@......
I make the change in my contacts.

But when I'm creating a new email and I start to type "Sandy..." in the TO
field, it still finds the old "SW@..." address. Why?

How can I delete that old & incorrect address forever?

(Without starting from scratch and loosing all my old email?)

Thanks
Gary

"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
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use arrow keys to highlight 'bad' address then hit delete btn


Well I'll be damned if that doesn't work.

I feel really stupid for not trying something that simple. Sometimes being
too technical gets in the way. Here I'm wondering what table or list it is
pulling the address from and trying to "find" it so that I can delete it.
When, all I had to do was press DELETE.

THANKS, DL