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Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time close ou
I am having a problem with the autocomplete addresse feature in office
outlook 2003 (11.8118.8122) sp2 program. Every time I close the outlook program and open it again and try to send a new message the autocomplete feature does not work. So I have tried to solve this issue using the following solutions: Solution # 1: I opened office outlook and turned off the autocomplete feature, then I closed the program then Open it again and re-enabled the autocomplete feature. Next I clicked on new message and I sent an email to my self. my email was saved in the autocomplete option, but once I close and reopene outlook the autocomplete can not recall/autocomplete my email address. ==this solution did not work. Solution #2: I search for the autocomplete catch file *.NK2 and deleted that file from my computer. I opened my outlook software and sent an email to my self then closed the program and then re-opened the software. Once again outlook could not recall my email address. ** I found out that office outlook could not replace the deleted file *.NK2 with a new cache file. ==this solution did not work. Solution #3: I deleted the folder that contained NK2 cache file and then launched the outlook program hoping the the software will create the deleted folder and replace the missing cache files. **I found out that the software did create a folder and some xml files but it did not create a cache file NK2. ==this solution did not work. Solution #4: I used auto-detect and repair feature in the MS Office Setup. ==this solution did not work Solution #5: I removed MS office outlook (ONLY) and reinstall it again. ==this solution did not work Solution #6: I created a new profile. ==this solution did not work Solution #7: I deleted the folder that contain cache NK2 file and opened outlook with the new profile. ** the software replaced the deleted folder and files that I have removed except for the cache file NK2. the program for some reson could not create a new NK2 file. ==this solution did not work In general if I keep the program running then yes the autocomplete feature does work, but once I close the program, for some reason, outlook can not save the addresses to the cache file NK2. I also noticed that the software can not recreate the cache file NK2. So please can any one help my out with this problem. |
Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time close ou
subspace wrote:
So I have tried to solve this issue using the following solutions: It seems you didn't try the one solution that usually works: creating a new mail profile. -- Brian Tillman |
Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time clos
"Brian Tillman" wrote:
It seems you didn't try the one solution that usually works: creating a new mail profile. I did create a new mail profile: Solution # 6. [ Solution #6: ] [ I created a new profile. ] [ ==this solution did not work ] Subspace |
Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time clos
subspace wrote:
I did create a new mail profile: Solution # 6. [ Solution #6: ] [ I created a new profile. ] [ ==this solution did not work ] I did miss that, but I'm not convinced you really created a new profile. Describe the exact steps you used. -- Brian Tillman |
Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time clos
Brian and Subspace,
I am seeing the same problem and tryed Subspace procedures and I can't fix it either and Brian I created a new profile at least 3-4 times...What is going on with Outlook?? "Brian Tillman" wrote: subspace wrote: I did create a new mail profile: Solution # 6. [ Solution #6: ] [ I created a new profile. ] [ ==this solution did not work ] I did miss that, but I'm not convinced you really created a new profile. Describe the exact steps you used. -- Brian Tillman |
Why do I lose my autoComplete addresses when I every time clos
Mac wrote:
I am seeing the same problem and tryed Subspace procedures and I can't fix it either and Brian I created a new profile at least 3-4 times...What is going on with Outlook?? Same question for you as for subspace. -- Brian Tillman |
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