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Corrupted contacts list

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Greg Petrowich - 18 Jul 2003 16:52 GMT
Somewhere along the line, Outlook has saved a corrupted e-
mail address for one of my contacts. No matter how many
times I delete the contact and re-enter with correct e-
mail, Outlook remembers the bad version.

Outlook uses some clever little list of all addresses
you've ever typed for a past client somewhere, because
everytime you type a name, it can show you three e-mail
addresses and ask you which one you want. For myself, I
have only one e-mail address listed on my contact file,
but Outlook suggests three (all valid - but not saved in
the contact file)

Where does Outlook store this clever list of all addresses
you've ever e-mailed to in the past, and can I delete
it/reset it so it will start over and correct the bad
addresses?
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook] - 18 Jul 2003 21:58 GMT
Outlook version?
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> Somewhere along the line, Outlook has saved a corrupted e-
> mail address for one of my contacts. No matter how many
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> it/reset it so it will start over and correct the bad
> addresses?
Greg Petrowich - 22 Jul 2003 01:03 GMT
Sorry,

Outlook XP

Thanks,

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