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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / September 2007How to delete a stored email address when only one exists?
After deleting a name from Contacts, a stored email address still exists somewhere. If there are more than one entry that begin the same, a drop-down list will appear and you can delete the bad address. BUT if only one such listing exists, no drop-down list opens, and there is no way to delete the bad address. Is there a fix? Is there an accessible file of such listings that I can edit? Outlook 2002/2003. Does anyone have an answer to this problem? Thanks in advance. Frank > After deleting a name from Contacts, a stored email address still exists > somewhere. If there are more than one entry that begin the same, a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > bad address. Is there a fix? Is there an accessible file of such listings > that I can edit? Outlook 2002/2003. You mean the drop down list that appears as you type in the To field? Even if there's only one item, you should still be able to hit the delete key when the list drops down. If that's not what you're talking about, could you explain a little more what you are talking about? Maybe with the steps you take to reproduce the problem?  Signaturef.h. Locate & rename the nk2 file > After deleting a name from Contacts, a stored email address still exists > somewhere. If there are more than one entry that begin the same, a [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Does anyone have an answer to this problem? Thanks in advance. > Frank >> After deleting a name from Contacts, a stored email address still exists >> somewhere. If there are more than one entry that begin the same, a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> Does anyone have an answer to this problem? Thanks in advance. > Locate & rename the nk2 file Which would be great if he wanted to get rid of *all* the addresses, but I somehow doubt that's what he wants to do.... Signaturef.h. |
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