Automatic remembering of email addresses Outlook 2003/Contacts

D

David

Is there a way of having Outlook remember email addresses automatically when
I enter them in the "To" or "cc" fields please? I am sure my copy used to do
it.

I use "Contacts" as my address book.

Many thanks
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook's autocomplete feature uses a cache of previous recipients, not your
Contacts.
 
D

David

Thank you for the answer, but the autocomplete function does not seem to be
working or is working intermitently, is there an option I need to turn on
somewhere? If there is, I cannot find it.
--
David


Russ Valentine said:
Outlook's autocomplete feature uses a cache of previous recipients, not your
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Is there a way of having Outlook remember email addresses automatically
when
I enter them in the "To" or "cc" fields please? I am sure my copy used to
do
it.

I use "Contacts" as my address book.

Many thanks
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

It is enabled by default. If not, do so here:
Tools > Options > E-mail options... > Advanced Email Options... > "Suggest
Names..."

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Thank you for the answer, but the autocomplete function does not seem to
be
working or is working intermitently, is there an option I need to turn on
somewhere? If there is, I cannot find it.
--
David


Russ Valentine said:
Outlook's autocomplete feature uses a cache of previous recipients, not
your
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Is there a way of having Outlook remember email addresses automatically
when
I enter them in the "To" or "cc" fields please? I am sure my copy used
to
do
it.

I use "Contacts" as my address book.

Many thanks
 
D

David

Thanks for the info, the box was already ticked. It may be that I have not
entered many email addresses since having to wipe and reload everything on my
computer.

Regards
--
David


Russ Valentine said:
It is enabled by default. If not, do so here:
Tools > Options > E-mail options... > Advanced Email Options... > "Suggest
Names..."

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Thank you for the answer, but the autocomplete function does not seem to
be
working or is working intermitently, is there an option I need to turn on
somewhere? If there is, I cannot find it.
--
David


Russ Valentine said:
Outlook's autocomplete feature uses a cache of previous recipients, not
your
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Is there a way of having Outlook remember email addresses automatically
when
I enter them in the "To" or "cc" fields please? I am sure my copy used
to
do
it.

I use "Contacts" as my address book.

Many thanks
 
R

Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]

That's most likely. If you find that addresses to which you have sent still
do not appear, then you have a corrupt Outlook profile and will have to
create a new one.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Thanks for the info, the box was already ticked. It may be that I have not
entered many email addresses since having to wipe and reload everything on
my
computer.

Regards
--
David


Russ Valentine said:
It is enabled by default. If not, do so here:
Tools > Options > E-mail options... > Advanced Email Options... >
"Suggest
Names..."

--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
David said:
Thank you for the answer, but the autocomplete function does not seem
to
be
working or is working intermitently, is there an option I need to turn
on
somewhere? If there is, I cannot find it.
--
David


:

Outlook's autocomplete feature uses a cache of previous recipients,
not
your
Contacts.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Is there a way of having Outlook remember email addresses
automatically
when
I enter them in the "To" or "cc" fields please? I am sure my copy
used
to
do
it.

I use "Contacts" as my address book.

Many thanks
 

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