I'm about to go mad!!! Someone tie me down!!!! grin

I'm trying to send an e-mail to a friend. His name is Gale Tenney. When I
type Gale Tenney and press tab I get an OLD e-mail address. My contacts
list has only one entry for him, no other entries for his name in any form.
The contacts list has the correct e-mail address.

I changed the entry weeks ago, and I can't get rid of the old address, but I
can't find it anywhere in the contacts list. Why isn't Outlook reading the
new address?

Thanks for any help you can give.


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Jeffrey Needle

You haven't provided enough information. We cannot tell whether you are
using autocompletion or autoresolution to select your recipient. If you
don't know either, then at least post your Outlook version and a more
complete description of where your Contacts are stored and how you are
selecting the recipient, and we can probably guess the rest. If you want to
figure it out for yourself, read this:
http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/autocompletion.htm

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Jeff Needle" wrote in message
...
I'm about to go mad!!! Someone tie me down!!!! grin

I'm trying to send an e-mail to a friend. His name is Gale Tenney. When
I type Gale Tenney and press tab I get an OLD e-mail address. My
contacts list has only one entry for him, no other entries for his name in
any form. The contacts list has the correct e-mail address.

I changed the entry weeks ago, and I can't get rid of the old address, but
I can't find it anywhere in the contacts list. Why isn't Outlook reading
the new address?

Thanks for any help you can give.


--
-----------------------------------------------------
Jeffrey Needle

Frankly, I didn't know there was a difference between the two. I know it
now -- thanks!

I'm using Outlook 2002 on a WinXP SR2 system. After reading the article you
mentioned, I can see the problem -- the old address exists somewhere in
Outlook's memory because I sent mail to him at the old address at one time.
I wish I could just erase that entry.

As to the other questions, I use the Contacts tab in Outlook to check my
e-mail addresses. For the heck of it, I also checked the WAB and found it
to be the correct new address, too. In other words, all of these places
have the right address.

I've turned off the autocomplete option, as advised in the article you
reference. I'll see how it works.

Thanks.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You haven't provided enough information. We cannot tell whether you are
using autocompletion or autoresolution to select your recipient. If you
don't know either, then at least post your Outlook version and a more
complete description of where your Contacts are stored and how you are
selecting the recipient, and we can probably guess the rest. If you want
to figure it out for yourself, read this:
http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/autocompletion.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Jeff Needle" wrote in message
...
I'm about to go mad!!! Someone tie me down!!!! grin

I'm trying to send an e-mail to a friend. His name is Gale Tenney. When
I type Gale Tenney and press tab I get an OLD e-mail address. My
contacts list has only one entry for him, no other entries for his name
in any form. The contacts list has the correct e-mail address.

I changed the entry weeks ago, and I can't get rid of the old address,
but I can't find it anywhere in the contacts list. Why isn't Outlook
reading the new address?

Thanks for any help you can give.


--
-----------------------------------------------------
Jeffrey Needle

You can easily remove the outdated autocompletion reference:
Remove individual addresses from the autocompletion cache by highlighting
the entry when presented in the suggested names list (use your arrow key to
migrate to the entry) and then hitting your Delete key before you tab out of
the field. If your autocomplete list contains only a single entry, use the
directions he
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;289975
If that article is unavailable, the gist of it is to send a message using a
name or address that will add another entry to that dropdown list. Then you
will have the ability to use the arrow key to select the name you want to
remove. This step is no longer necessary in Outlook 2003 and higher.

To clear the entire cache, follow the instructions he
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q287623

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Jeff Needle" wrote in message
...
Frankly, I didn't know there was a difference between the two. I know it
now -- thanks!

I'm using Outlook 2002 on a WinXP SR2 system. After reading the article
you mentioned, I can see the problem -- the old address exists somewhere
in Outlook's memory because I sent mail to him at the old address at one
time. I wish I could just erase that entry.

As to the other questions, I use the Contacts tab in Outlook to check my
e-mail addresses. For the heck of it, I also checked the WAB and found it
to be the correct new address, too. In other words, all of these places
have the right address.

I've turned off the autocomplete option, as advised in the article you
reference. I'll see how it works.

Thanks.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You haven't provided enough information. We cannot tell whether you are
using autocompletion or autoresolution to select your recipient. If you
don't know either, then at least post your Outlook version and a more
complete description of where your Contacts are stored and how you are
selecting the recipient, and we can probably guess the rest. If you want
to figure it out for yourself, read this:
http://home.indy.rr.com/russval/autocompletion.htm

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Jeff Needle" wrote in message
...
I'm about to go mad!!! Someone tie me down!!!! grin

I'm trying to send an e-mail to a friend. His name is Gale Tenney.
When I type Gale Tenney and press tab I get an OLD e-mail address. My
contacts list has only one entry for him, no other entries for his name
in any form. The contacts list has the correct e-mail address.

I changed the entry weeks ago, and I can't get rid of the old address,
but I can't find it anywhere in the contacts list. Why isn't Outlook
reading the new address?

Thanks for any help you can give.


--
-----------------------------------------------------
Jeffrey Needle

Thanks! This really helps. I appreciate it. The article on getting rid of
the nicknames is especially helpful.


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
You can easily remove the outdated autocompletion reference:
Remove individual addresses from the autocompletion cache by highlighting
the entry when presented in the suggested names list (use your arrow key
to migrate to the entry) and then hitting your Delete key before you tab
out of the field. If your autocomplete list contains only a single entry,
use the directions he
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;289975
If that article is unavailable, the gist of it is to send a message using
a name or address that will add another entry to that dropdown list. Then
you will have the ability to use the arrow key to select the name you want
to remove. This step is no longer necessary in Outlook 2003 and higher.

To clear the entire cache, follow the instructions he
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q287623

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]