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Cannot delete member from a group e-mail address

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lanu - 21 Nov 2007 16:28 GMT
I have deleted an individual member from a group e-mail address I have
created. I also have deleted the address from my contacts, as it is no longer
a valid address.

When i send a message to the group, I get an auto-reply telling me the
e-mail does not exist.

When I right click on the address, it tells me I do not have that address in
my Outlook.

I have searched my entire address book and not found this address anywhere.

Thank you for your assistance!

LANU
Brian Tillman - 21 Nov 2007 19:58 GMT
> I have deleted an individual member from a group e-mail address I have
> created. I also have deleted the address from my contacts, as it is
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> I have searched my entire address book and not found this address
> anywhere.

I'm assuming that you actually mean "Distribution List" when you say
"group".  Outlook doesn't have anything called "group e-mail addresses".

Remove the DL name from your autocompletion cache, then try again.
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lanu - 22 Nov 2007 00:53 GMT
Thanks, Brian.

You are correct...Distribution List is the correct word.

I have tried to follow your suggestion, but have not found where I can edit
autocompletion cache... would you  mind guiding me?

Happy Thanksgiving!

Luis

> > I have deleted an individual member from a group e-mail address I have
> > created. I also have deleted the address from my contacts, as it is
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>
> Remove the DL name from your autocompletion cache, then try again.
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 23 Nov 2007 07:08 GMT
Start a new mail message and start typing in the DL name.  When the DL name appears in the dropdown, use your arrow key to select it and then press delete.

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After furious head scratching, lanu asked:

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lanu - 26 Nov 2007 20:42 GMT
Thanks, Milly,
The problem is that this address does not ''exist" in my address book, so
when i try to type it in the "TO" area, it shows me all the choices in that
letter...but it is not there, so I cannot delete it.

When I send a message to all my contacts, which I oftenj do, since I am in
sales, I get an auto-reply from this address with no text in the message.

A long time ago I had deleted this address from my address book when i was
notified it was no longer a valid address...

For now I have labeled it a 'JUNK' address, so when the auto-reply comes in,
it goes automatically to my JUNK MAIL folder, but I know this is an
irregularity...

Thanks for any clues you may be able to provide me.

Luis

> Start a new mail message and start typing in the DL name.  When the DL name appears in the dropdown, use your arrow key to select it and then press delete.
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