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Joe
Here is my question/problem, in outlook 2002 it seems to
store the email addresses of previous people I have SENT
messages to. This is evident when I start typing in the
TO: field when composing a message, and the outlook will
prompt me with a list of possible recipients that I might
be attempting to type in manually. This is all fine, and
works how it should. However, something strange happened
to me yesterday, where I typed in "Bob" in the the TO:
field, and a list of bob's came up that I didn't know,
and certainly hadn't sent previous emails to, at least
not knowingly. I believe my system is free from viruses,
and passes all up-to-date def scans. I guess my question
is this, how is it possible that I have email addresses
other than people that I myself have emailed previously.
I tested other random names and found several other
contacts that aren't in my addressbook, and are people
that I have never sent mail to. Is there a place that I
can see the entire list of email addresses stored in
outlook somehow. Thanks in advance...
Joe
store the email addresses of previous people I have SENT
messages to. This is evident when I start typing in the
TO: field when composing a message, and the outlook will
prompt me with a list of possible recipients that I might
be attempting to type in manually. This is all fine, and
works how it should. However, something strange happened
to me yesterday, where I typed in "Bob" in the the TO:
field, and a list of bob's came up that I didn't know,
and certainly hadn't sent previous emails to, at least
not knowingly. I believe my system is free from viruses,
and passes all up-to-date def scans. I guess my question
is this, how is it possible that I have email addresses
other than people that I myself have emailed previously.
I tested other random names and found several other
contacts that aren't in my addressbook, and are people
that I have never sent mail to. Is there a place that I
can see the entire list of email addresses stored in
outlook somehow. Thanks in advance...
Joe