Alright here is the problem. I just started working for an agency about a
week ago and until yesterday, I was always replying ads on craigslist about
housing(looking for an apartment) and today, a coworker of mine had told me
that stuff like that shouldnt be on my server, and everything I try sending
out a mail and I wanna type in the address that starts with a P, it brings up
all the personals from craigslist and I dont want to do. My question is how
do i erase that or stop it completely?

You can highlight an address in an auto-suggest dropdown and hit the Delete
key to remove it

"KayJay" wrote in message
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Alright here is the problem. I just started working for an agency about a
week ago and until yesterday, I was always replying ads on craigslist
about
housing(looking for an apartment) and today, a coworker of mine had told
me
that stuff like that shouldnt be on my server, and everything I try
sending
out a mail and I wanna type in the address that starts with a P, it brings
up
all the personals from craigslist and I dont want to do. My question is
how
do i erase that or stop it completely?

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...

"KayJay" wrote ...
Alright here is the problem. I just started working for an agency
about a
week ago and until yesterday, I was always replying ads on craigslist
about
housing(looking for an apartment) and today, a coworker of mine had
told me
that stuff like that shouldnt be on my server, and everything I try
sending
out a mail and I wanna type in the address that starts with a P, it
brings up
all the personals from craigslist and I dont want to do. My question
is how
do i erase that or stop it completely?


You can highlight an address in an auto-suggest dropdown and hit the
Delete key to remove it

A sledgehammer approach would be to rename or delete the .nk2 file (for
nicknames). That will wipe out all your cached nicknames.

From now on, the OP should use the webmail interface to his own personal
e-mail account. Companies don't want e-mails on their system that are
not related to work. They might not care if you do personal e-mails
while at work (ask them first) but don't use their mail server. Connect
to your personal e-mail provider (if they allow off-domain connects to
their mail server) or use the webmail interface to your personal
account.