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Debe

I know how to go in and delete an entry on a list that
might come up when entering an address in the To:, but
does anyone know where this list might reside, and can it
get cleaned out. I am hoping for something like a .pwl
file that I could delete and a new file gets started with
the next e-mail I send.
 
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Roberto Restelli

Hello Debe.
I know how to go in and delete an entry on a list that
might come up when entering an address in the To:, but
does anyone know where this list might reside, and can it
get cleaned out. I am hoping for something like a .pwl
file that I could delete and a new file gets started with
the next e-mail I send.

You can find some info in this Knowledge Base article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;us;287623
"OL2002: How to Reset the Nickname and Automatic Completion Cache"

Ciao
Roberto
 
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Debe

Patricia, Thanks for the info. I unfortunately have XP
as my OS and the knowledge base does not give
instructions for that OS.

Debe
 
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Roberto Restelli

Hello Debe.
Roberto, Thanks for the info. I went there and
unfortunately I have XP OS and there are no instructions
on that OS.

Doesnt matter! This is an Office file, not an operative system one. So try
anyway!

Ciao
Roberto
 
D

Debe

Roberto, I did a search for the file on my local system
and out on my network and could not find anything.
 
D

Debe

Russ, Thanks for the info, but I did a search of the
local drive and also out on the servers, and found
nothing. Maybe that is the problem, no file exists.
-----Original Message-----
Sure it does. It's the same.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Debe said:
Patricia, Thanks for the info. I unfortunately have XP
as my OS and the knowledge base does not give
instructions for that OS.

Debe

can
it


.
 
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Roberto Restelli

Hello Debe.
Roberto, I did a search for the file on my local system
and out on my network and could not find anything.

If it can help you, in my system (win2k) the file is in:
"C:\Documents and Settings\PROFILENAME\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.NK2"
where PROFILENAME is usually the name of your account logged at that moment.

Pay attention that "Application Data" is a hidden folder (by default)
because considered a system one. You have to enable view on this type of
file/folder using "Tools-->Options-->View" in Explorer.

Ciao
Roberto
 

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