Turn off auto update in contacts. How to ? WINDOWS MAIL

[ofrmgfo]

I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.

 

[ofrmgfo]

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw

I

If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted to it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan leave me
a snippy remark

 

[Hal Hostetler [MVP-P/I]]

Microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail is for Windows Mail.
'Tools|Options|Send', uncheck the "Automatically put people I reply to in my
Contacts list" checkbox.

Hal
--
Hal Hostetler, CPBE -- (e-mail address removed)
Senior Engineer/MIS -- MS MVP-Print/Imaging -- WA7BGX
http://www.kvoa.com -- "When News breaks, we fix it!"
KVOA Television, Tucson, AZ. NBC Channel 4
Still Cadillacin' - www.badnewsbluesband.com

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw

I

If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan leave
me
a snippy remark

 

[ofrmgfo]

Snippy remark? Forgive me for assuming a baseline familiarity with
newsgroups and how to use them. Is it really too much to expect you to be
able to search for and find a group called
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail ?
Moreover, Outlook has nothing to do with Outlook Express so even an OE
question did not belong here. Hopefully you now have sufficient direction
for your quest.
--

Arrogant little pup.
I was using USENET when it ran over UUCP and you were still in diapers.
Yes I predate "The net" to the point where it could be shown on one piece of
8.5x11 with typewriter graphics.
Yes I am familiar with newsgroups.
Arriving "here" from VISTA help gives no indication that this is a link to
the net.
Thus enlightened, I will head directly to a real reader and look for answers
on the net.
I suppose I could also lart(8) this mess and just load eudora or thunderbird
or elm or pine or a host of other front ends.
In closing Russ, thanks so much for you assistance and knowledge. Blessed is
he who helps other.
Yes Russ you are forgiven per your request above. Bless you child. Go forth
and sin no more.
edw
*NIX hack
Microsquash newbie

Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw
I

If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan leave
me
a snippy remark

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

You're welcome. I had no idea you did not know you were using USENET. Might
not want to bet on which of us is older. You'd lose.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Snippy remark? Forgive me for assuming a baseline familiarity with
newsgroups and how to use them. Is it really too much to expect you to be
able to search for and find a group called
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail ?
Moreover, Outlook has nothing to do with Outlook Express so even an OE
question did not belong here. Hopefully you now have sufficient direction
for your quest.
--

Arrogant little pup.
I was using USENET when it ran over UUCP and you were still in diapers.
Yes I predate "The net" to the point where it could be shown on one piece
of
8.5x11 with typewriter graphics.
Yes I am familiar with newsgroups.
Arriving "here" from VISTA help gives no indication that this is a link to
the net.
Thus enlightened, I will head directly to a real reader and look for
answers
on the net.
I suppose I could also lart(8) this mess and just load eudora or
thunderbird
or elm or pine or a host of other front ends.
In closing Russ, thanks so much for you assistance and knowledge. Blessed
is
he who helps other.
Yes Russ you are forgiven per your request above. Bless you child. Go
forth
and sin no more.
edw
*NIX hack
Microsquash newbie

Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

:

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as
duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe
you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw
I
If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that
someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan
leave
me
a snippy remark

 

[ofrmgfo]

Perhaps I was a tad harsh. I apologize.
Now comes the fun stuff
You had to walk barefoot in the snow ??.......
We couldn't affod snow and had to chip river ice onto the path to school
before.....

I was on a 7090 in 62 just before we upgraded to a 7094. Then we got the
disc. Excuse me THE DISC !
Those were possibly "the days"
Ed Wright
Old Fat Retired Guy From Orygun

You're welcome. I had no idea you did not know you were using USENET. Might
not want to bet on which of us is older. You'd lose.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Snippy remark? Forgive me for assuming a baseline familiarity with
newsgroups and how to use them. Is it really too much to expect you to be
able to search for and find a group called
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail ?
Moreover, Outlook has nothing to do with Outlook Express so even an OE
question did not belong here. Hopefully you now have sufficient direction
for your quest.
--

Arrogant little pup.
I was using USENET when it ran over UUCP and you were still in diapers.
Yes I predate "The net" to the point where it could be shown on one piece
of
8.5x11 with typewriter graphics.
Yes I am familiar with newsgroups.
Arriving "here" from VISTA help gives no indication that this is a link to
the net.
Thus enlightened, I will head directly to a real reader and look for
answers
on the net.
I suppose I could also lart(8) this mess and just load eudora or
thunderbird
or elm or pine or a host of other front ends.
In closing Russ, thanks so much for you assistance and knowledge. Blessed
is
he who helps other.
Yes Russ you are forgiven per your request above. Bless you child. Go
forth
and sin no more.
edw
*NIX hack
Microsquash newbie

Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]


:

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as
duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would owe
you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw
I
If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that
someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan
leave
me
a snippy remark

 

[ofrmgfo]

Feb 48
You had presidents ?!
Young Kids !
We had to make our own out of senators and stuff.
You guys had it really easy.
Ed

Truman was president when I was born.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Perhaps I was a tad harsh. I apologize.
Now comes the fun stuff
You had to walk barefoot in the snow ??.......
We couldn't affod snow and had to chip river ice onto the path to school
before.....

I was on a 7090 in 62 just before we upgraded to a 7094. Then we got the
disc. Excuse me THE DISC !
Those were possibly "the days"
Ed Wright
Old Fat Retired Guy From Orygun

You're welcome. I had no idea you did not know you were using USENET.
Might
not want to bet on which of us is older. You'd lose.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]


:

Snippy remark? Forgive me for assuming a baseline familiarity with
newsgroups and how to use them. Is it really too much to expect you to
be
able to search for and find a group called
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail ?
Moreover, Outlook has nothing to do with Outlook Express so even an OE
question did not belong here. Hopefully you now have sufficient
direction
for your quest.
--

Arrogant little pup.
I was using USENET when it ran over UUCP and you were still in diapers.
Yes I predate "The net" to the point where it could be shown on one
piece
of
8.5x11 with typewriter graphics.
Yes I am familiar with newsgroups.
Arriving "here" from VISTA help gives no indication that this is a link
to
the net.
Thus enlightened, I will head directly to a real reader and look for
answers
on the net.
I suppose I could also lart(8) this mess and just load eudora or
thunderbird
or elm or pine or a host of other front ends.
In closing Russ, thanks so much for you assistance and knowledge.
Blessed
is
he who helps other.
Yes Russ you are forgiven per your request above. Bless you child. Go
forth
and sin no more.
edw
*NIX hack
Microsquash newbie




Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]


:

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not
using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as
duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would
owe
you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw
I
If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have posted
to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express that
someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather trhan
leave
me
a snippy remark

 

[Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]]

Then you have a couple years on me. You win. You actually remember Truman. I
only remember Ike.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Feb 48
You had presidents ?!
Young Kids !
We had to make our own out of senators and stuff.
You guys had it really easy.
Ed

Truman was president when I was born.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]

Perhaps I was a tad harsh. I apologize.
Now comes the fun stuff
You had to walk barefoot in the snow ??.......
We couldn't affod snow and had to chip river ice onto the path to
school
before.....

I was on a 7090 in 62 just before we upgraded to a 7094. Then we got
the
disc. Excuse me THE DISC !
Those were possibly "the days"
Ed Wright
Old Fat Retired Guy From Orygun

:

You're welcome. I had no idea you did not know you were using USENET.
Might
not want to bet on which of us is older. You'd lose.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]


:

Snippy remark? Forgive me for assuming a baseline familiarity with
newsgroups and how to use them. Is it really too much to expect you
to
be
able to search for and find a group called
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail ?
Moreover, Outlook has nothing to do with Outlook Express so even an
OE
question did not belong here. Hopefully you now have sufficient
direction
for your quest.
--

Arrogant little pup.
I was using USENET when it ran over UUCP and you were still in
diapers.
Yes I predate "The net" to the point where it could be shown on one
piece
of
8.5x11 with typewriter graphics.
Yes I am familiar with newsgroups.
Arriving "here" from VISTA help gives no indication that this is a
link
to
the net.
Thus enlightened, I will head directly to a real reader and look for
answers
on the net.
I suppose I could also lart(8) this mess and just load eudora or
thunderbird
or elm or pine or a host of other front ends.
In closing Russ, thanks so much for you assistance and knowledge.
Blessed
is
he who helps other.
Yes Russ you are forgiven per your request above. Bless you child.
Go
forth
and sin no more.
edw
*NIX hack
Microsquash newbie




Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]


:

Outlook does not do this and has no such option. If you are not
using
Outlook, then post in the appropriate group.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I often get email with the cc:list from "down under".
These addresses all get shoved into my contacts, often as
duplication.
It didn't used to do this . Honest.
This means I no doubt fat fingered something somewhere.
If someone would tell me how to turn off this function I would
owe
you
chocolate and/or coffee.

edw
I
If I could find a Windows Mail groups, I certainly would have
posted
to
it.
I had hopes that given WM is the successor to Outlook Express
that
someone
might know or at least point me to place I need to go, rather
trhan
leave
me
a snippy remark