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February 9th 07, 05:55 PM
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Extra addresses showing up
When I iniatiate a message in Outlook (Office 2003), and enter the first
letter of the name in the To: field, I get two different addresses showing up for one person. The one address is in my Contact list, but I cannot find the other address anywhere else, and it is incorrect. How can I find where that address is stored, and how can I update it? 
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February 9th 07, 07:33 PM
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Lloyd wrote:
When I iniatiate a message in Outlook (Office 2003), and enter the first letter of the name in the To: field, I get two different addresses showing up for one person. The one address is in my Contact list, but I cannot find the other address anywhere else, and it is incorrect. How can I find where that address is stored, and how can I update it? Use your down arrow key to select the bad address and press Delete. -- Brian Tillman
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February 10th 07, 04:30 PM
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Extra addresses showing up
In article , tillman1952
@yahoo.com says... Lloyd wrote: When I iniatiate a message in Outlook (Office 2003), and enter the first letter of the name in the To: field, I get two different addresses showing up for one person. The one address is in my Contact list, but I cannot find the other address anywhere else, and it is incorrect. How can I find where that address is stored, and how can I update it? Use your down arrow key to select the bad address and press Delete. That will do it, thanks, but I would still like to know where are they coming from? There is more than one instance where a message has got misdirected because I didn't notice the anomoly and I would like to eliminate any others at the source if I could.
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February 10th 07, 05:03 PM
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Lloyd wrote:
That will do it, thanks, but I would still like to know where are they coming from? There is more than one instance where a message has got misdirected because I didn't notice the anomoly and I would like to eliminate any others at the source if I could. They are addresses to which you have tried to send mail in the past. When Outlook resolves an address (i.e., it becomes underlined in the recipient field), it gets placed in the Autocompletion cache. See this for a thorough explanation: http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm -- Brian Tillman
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