[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Computer weirdness & Outlook Question

[Przemyslaw Plaskowicki]

Cindy C. wrote:

>ROFL!  Yeah, I'm having trouble too.  Maybe that's why the list is so
>quiet?
>
>OK, can anyone solve a nagging Outlook problem I'm having?  I'm
>totally stumped.
>
>If I want to address an e-mail to a friend, I can just start typing
>their name or e-mail, and Outlook will recognize it and give me a list
>of potential addressees.  I click on the right one, and the message is
>addressed.  This is Good.
>
>The trouble is that once Outlook puts someone down as a potential
>addressee, they seem to stay as one forever.  Say I want to send a
>message to my good buddy George Bush.  I can type "George" and it will
>give me every e-mail address George ever had, which requires me to
>remember which one is the right ISP.  It also remembers the one time I
>mis-typed and will offer up as a choice "Goerge Bush."  Also awful is
>that it remembers every "George" to whom I ever sent an e-mail, so I
>have on occasion sent an e-mail to the wrong George, which is *way*
>embarrassing.  This is Bad.
>
>So how do I get rid of these unnecessary, erroneous and outdated
>default e-mails?
>
>I'm sorry to ask here, but dang it!, I just cannot take this anymore.
>
>  
>
I belive that all those addresses are keept in you Outlook Adress Book, 
look there and remove unwanted adresses. There is some option in Outlook 
to automatically add all addresses sent to Address Book -- uncheck it.
And best of all: use Mozilla (Netscape 7), popup-free browser with spam 
filters e-mail client: http://www.mozilla.org

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