Now that I've resolved my original issue, and I've recovered all of my lost
email address, I'm back to my original problem. There are old email
addresses that populate the "To:" when I type in a person’s name. The old
email addresses are no longer in that persons contact so they must be cached
somewhere. How do I go about cleaning them up?

Thanks.

Daryl

select (use the arrow keys) and press Delete or delete the NK2 fie to remove
all at once.
See http://www.slipstick.com/problems/nicknamecache.asp

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"Daryl Rose" wrote in message
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Now that I've resolved my original issue, and I've recovered all of my
lost
email address, I'm back to my original problem. There are old email
addresses that populate the "To:" when I type in a person’s name. The old
email addresses are no longer in that persons contact so they must be
cached
somewhere. How do I go about cleaning them up?

Thanks.

Daryl

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

select (use the arrow keys) and press Delete or delete the NK2 fie to remove
all at once.

Now that was pretty simple. I guess I should have thought of that. :-)

Thanks Diane.

Daryl