Email Question

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Rowdy J

OK, in Windows mail, when I start a new email and go to the TO: field and
start to type a name, it comes up with an INVALID email address that I
accidently entered (it was a typo!) a while back. Now I want to get rid of
that entry, but it's NOT in my Windows contacts. Where is it stored? How
do I get rid of it so it doesn't try and "predict" that invalid email any
longer?

Thanks!
 
Rowdy J said:
OK, in Windows mail, when I start a new email and go to the TO: field and
start to type a name, it comes up with an INVALID email address that I
accidently entered (it was a typo!) a while back. Now I want to get rid of
that entry, but it's NOT in my Windows contacts. Where is it stored? How
do I get rid of it so it doesn't try and "predict" that invalid email any
longer?

Thanks!
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hi Rowdy i do this all the time at work, just click on the incorrect one that
pops up trying to 'help" and hit delete, it wont come back again
 
Rowdy J said:
OK, in Windows mail, when I start a new email and go to the TO: field and
start to type a name, it comes up with an INVALID email address that I
accidently entered (it was a typo!) a while back. Now I want to get rid
of that entry, but it's NOT in my Windows contacts. Where is it stored?
How do I get rid of it so it doesn't try and "predict" that invalid email
any longer?

Thanks!
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WinMail only stores the last 29 addresses you sent to. You can wait for it
to rotate out or you can edit the Registry.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Recently Used Addresses]
 
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