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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / October 2004Outlook won't auto-complete e-mail address
One of our users suddenly found that when he starts typing in an e-mail address for a new message, Outlook is no longer completing the information automatically - he has to type in the entire address. He's the only one experiencing this problem (out of about 50 users in the office) and I've checked all of his settings and his contact list - everything seems to be correct. We're using Outlook 2002. Any ideas? The Contact List is not in play with autocomplete. This symptom means the profile is corrupt and must be re-created.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] > One of our users suddenly found that when he starts typing in an e-mail > address for a new message, Outlook is no longer completing the information > automatically - he has to type in the entire address. He's the only one > experiencing this problem (out of about 50 users in the office) and I've > checked all of his settings and his contact list - everything seems to be > correct. We're using Outlook 2002. Any ideas? Mkirros, We developed a utility that you may be interested in. It is an NK2 (autcomplete file) editor. We have a version for IT managers that will also let you browse to different NK2 files. If you're interested, go to www.dcs-imaging.com/products.htm and download the demo version. Randy > One of our users suddenly found that when he starts typing in an e-mail > address for a new message, Outlook is no longer completing the information > automatically - he has to type in the entire address. He's the only one > experiencing this problem (out of about 50 users in the office) and I've > checked all of his settings and his contact list - everything seems to be > correct. We're using Outlook 2002. Any ideas?
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