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rollingstone
Do incoming messages automatically get added to my address book if they are
not already in there... and if so, how do I turn off or on this feature?
not already in there... and if so, how do I turn off or on this feature?
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Gary VanderMolen
Tools, Options, Send, third option: "Automatically put people..."
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rollingstone
Yes, thank you, but that's for outgoing... i was wondering if the names get
added automatically for ones that come in and I don't respond to... Thanks
added automatically for ones that come in and I don't respond to... Thanks
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mac
rollingstone said:Yes, thank you, but that's for outgoing... i was wondering if the names
get
added automatically for ones that come in and I don't respond to... Thanks
No they are not added, without you reply, and unless the option to do so is
selected.
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Dave
No, it won't do that... only for outgoing (if you allow it).
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rollingstone
thank you for those who responded... it was very helpful
Paul aka rollingstone
Paul aka rollingstone
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OLLIE9049
rollingstone said:Do incoming messages automatically get added to my address book if they are
not already in there... and if so, how do I turn off or on this feature?
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Non-contact names auto completed?
I have a similar problem. I use the first 2 letters of my middle name to
aqddress messages to myself, but I have 'auto complete names on' and Windows
fills in another name NOT in my Contact list, but which I have sent email to.
I don't know where Windows is pulling this data from (I think I've looked at
all the reasonable suspects), but can I prevent it, other than turning 'auto
complete names' off?
aqddress messages to myself, but I have 'auto complete names on' and Windows
fills in another name NOT in my Contact list, but which I have sent email to.
I don't know where Windows is pulling this data from (I think I've looked at
all the reasonable suspects), but can I prevent it, other than turning 'auto
complete names' off?
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Non-contact names auto completed?
I had looked at that, but it looks like you have to run it continuously, or
at least repeatedly.
What I'd prefer is Windows not storing them there in the first place.
My next PC may have to be a Mac.
at least repeatedly.
What I'd prefer is Windows not storing them there in the first place.
My next PC may have to be a Mac.
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
WYSIWYG
Non-contact names auto completed? said:I had looked at that, but it looks like you have to run it continuously,
or
at least repeatedly.
What I'd prefer is Windows not storing them there in the first place.
My next PC may have to be a Mac.
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Gary VanderMolen
Windows Mail does not auto-complete from your contacts.
It uses a separate list of the last 29 recipients you've sent mail to.
The auto-complete feature works correctly in the replacement
program, Windows Live Mail, which uses the standard contacts list
for auto-completion.
You are encouraged to upgrade to the newer WLM program:
http://download.live.com/wlmail
It uses a separate list of the last 29 recipients you've sent mail to.
The auto-complete feature works correctly in the replacement
program, Windows Live Mail, which uses the standard contacts list
for auto-completion.
You are encouraged to upgrade to the newer WLM program:
http://download.live.com/wlmail
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Non-contact names auto completed?
huh? I know the acronym, but have no idea what you're saying.
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
That's how it works.
Non-contact names auto completed? said:huh? I know the acronym, but have no idea what you're saying.