Russ Valentine said:You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box and it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email. Thanks!
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box and it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email. Thanks!
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Russ Valentine said:You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box and it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email. Thanks!
Hal.
Hal Kingsley said:XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is also
happening on 2007 B3
Russ Valentine said:That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Russ Valentine said:You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]Russ Valentine said:My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is also
happening on 2007 B3
Russ Valentine said:That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
Hal Kingsley said:1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices then are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
]Russ Valentine said:My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected. All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices then are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
]Russ Valentine said:My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
Hal Kingsley said:I received a notification that I had another response but I do not see
anything, thanks!
Russ Valentine said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Russ Valentine said:I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:I received a notification that I had another response but I do not see
anything, thanks!
Russ Valentine said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Hal Kingsley said:Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it. This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you email
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:I received a notification that I had another response but I do not see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Russ Valentine said:Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it. This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you email
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I received a notification that I had another response but I do not see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Hal Kingsley said:Sorry. I am trying to explain it. I thought I did.
Reposting this:
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked for aRuss Valentine said:Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
:
I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I received a notification that I had another response but I do not
see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest
of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever
worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic
name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the
program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this
is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that
you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off
the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Russ Valentine said:There is no information here.
Reposting the questions you need to answer:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected. All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:Sorry. I am trying to explain it. I thought I did.
Reposting this:
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked for along time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.Russ Valentine said:Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
:
I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I received a notification that I had another response but I do not
see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest
of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever
worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic
name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the
program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this
is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that
you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off
the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Hal Kingsley said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
A: Yes it is
how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog.
Example: (e-mail address removed) or hitting "to" and picking from the address book, or
hiting "reply" Either typing it in, or past and copy as well
State whether your installation ever worked:
A: Yes it did, had this problem for a while, then it went away. Now it
has
been back for the last three weeks. No new software was installed, no
system
changes.
It occurs when putting in ANY email address in any way that is not in the
address book. The Check Names dialouge box pops up and there is no way to
hit "ok". If I hit cancle or discard, the email is destroyed.
Thank you for all the help so far.
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:There is no information here.
Reposting the questions you need to answer:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:Sorry. I am trying to explain it. I thought I did.
Reposting this:
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer
industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it
is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have
never
used
before.
:
Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer
industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it
is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have
never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
:
I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I received a notification that I had another response but I do not
see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the
rest
of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what
step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever
worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced -
automatic
name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name.
Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the
program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer
this
is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that
you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked
off
the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Hal Kingsley said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
A: Yes it is
how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog.
Example: (e-mail address removed) or hitting "to" and picking from the address book, or
hiting "reply" Either typing it in, or past and copy as well
State whether your installation ever worked:
A: Yes it did, had this problem for a while, then it went away. Now it has
been back for the last three weeks. No new software was installed, no system
changes.
It occurs when putting in ANY email address in any way that is not in the
address book. The Check Names dialouge box pops up and there is no way to
hit "ok". If I hit cancle or discard, the email is destroyed.
Thank you for all the help so far.
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:There is no information here.
Reposting the questions you need to answer:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected. All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked, and if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Hal Kingsley said:Sorry. I am trying to explain it. I thought I did.
Reposting this:
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
:
Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If you
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
:
I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I received a notification that I had another response but I do not
see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest
of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever
worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced - automatic
name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name. Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the
program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer this
is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing that
you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked off
the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]
Hal Kingsley said:Thank you. I cannot see a response again after noticfication, very werid.
If you posted again please try again. thx
Hal Kingsley said:Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
A: Yes it is
how you are entering the address, its format, and what step triggers
the Check Names dialog.
Example: (e-mail address removed) or hitting "to" and picking from the address book,
or
hiting "reply" Either typing it in, or past and copy as well
State whether your installation ever worked:
A: Yes it did, had this problem for a while, then it went away. Now it
has
been back for the last three weeks. No new software was installed, no
system
changes.
It occurs when putting in ANY email address in any way that is not in the
address book. The Check Names dialouge box pops up and there is no way
to
hit "ok". If I hit cancle or discard, the email is destroyed.
Thank you for all the help so far.
Hal.
Russ Valentine said:There is no information here.
Reposting the questions you need to answer:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the rest of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever worked,
and if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Sorry. I am trying to explain it. I thought I did.
Reposting this:
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer
industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where
it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have
never
used
before.
:
Please just try to answer my questions. I can't help you without the
information I need.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
Iam using IE and/or Firefox ono the web. Yes the install had
worked
for a
long time. Yes it is doing that, I am actualy in the computer
industry
and I
teach it as well. Not this type of thing though. That is where
it is
and
that is what it is doing.
Info is being added through the address book if I want to keep it.
This
will happen when I try to send an email to an address that I have
never
used
before.
If it would help or possible, I can call you or visa-versa. If
you
me
directly I will give you my phone number.
Hal.
:
I do.
What newsreader are you using?
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I received a notification that I had another response but I do
not
see
anything, thanks!
:
Outlook does not do that even when automatic name checking is
selected.
All
Outlook requires is a valid address format. So I'll need the
rest
of
the
story: how you are entering the address, its format, and what
step
triggers
the Check Names dialog. State whether your installation ever
worked,
and
if
so when it stopped.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
1) Under tools - options - email options - advanced -
automatic
name
checking
2) Pop if that is what you mean
3) When outlook does not find an email address or name in
the
address
book,
up pops a message box that says it cannot find the name.
Choices
then
are
to
cancle of discard. "Ok" is not lit up. If I hit cancle the
program
crashes
and the email is not sent.
Thank you.
:
My other 3 questions remain:
1. What "box" did you check
2. What mail transport
3. What is happening that you think shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote in
message
XP Sp 2, I do not have the box. On a different computer
this
is
also
happening on 2007 B3
:
That's 1 for 4. You can do better than that.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
in
message
You checked what box in what Outlook version using
what
transport?
Also state more clearly the behavior you are seeing
that
you
think
you
shouldn't.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Hal Kingsley" <[email protected]>
wrote
in
message
How do I stop Check Names in Outlook? I have checked
off
the
box
and
it
is
still happeneing. Then, when I hit cancle it kills
the
email.
Thanks!
Hal.
]