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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / December 2005Nickname and Automatic Completion
How to you keep the automatic completion cache from clearing every time you close outlook? On my other laptop, I had the same version of Microsoft outlook, and if I have contacts that I used on a regular basis, they would automatically pop up on the to or cc line. Now it only automatically does this after I type in the entire email address at least one time. Then it remembers that email address but if I close Outlook, it is gone.... You have a corrupt profile that has lost its connection to the autocompletion cache. You'll need to create a new one.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > How to you keep the automatic completion cache from clearing every time > you close outlook? On my other laptop, I had the same version of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > at least one time. Then it remembers that email address but if I close > Outlook, it is gone.... I created a new email account profile....that did not work? any other ideas? No. That has worked for everyone else so far. What is an email account profile? You need to create a new Outlook profile from scratch with a name different than the one you used before. SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I created a new email account profile....that did not work? any other > ideas? This is what I did.....while in Outlook, under Tools, email accounts, I created another email account profile. Isn't that what you meant? Thanks, > This is what I did.....while in Outlook, under Tools, email accounts, > I created another email account profile. Isn't that what you meant? That's not a profile, it's a mail account. Mail profiles are handled in the Mail applet in Control Pane. See http://www.howto-outlook.com/Faq/newprofile.htm SignatureBrian Tillman Not at all. That's just a new email account and won't solve a thing. Brian has you covered. SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > This is what I did.....while in Outlook, under Tools, email accounts, I > created another email account profile. Isn't that what you meant? > > Thanks, |
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