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Gary VanderMolen
I don't understand why you are addressing me personally.
You quoted from a thread I wrote in response to another user, not you.
It sounds to me like your computer has been compromised by some
malware infection. If it was my computer, I'd wipe everything and install
a fresh copy of Vista.
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
"Michael @ Hotmail" wrote in message
Gary, suppose I wanted to copy the data in the popup window within Registry
on the 2nd key location for the data - How can I make it paste cause a right
click occurs but that the data it supposedly copied is not copied when I
paste it to Notepad or other text program. Is it a HEX program I should use
to paste HEX Data, if so where do I obtain a HEX program which would do the
paste into like Notepad paste into works for a Text File?
My problem stems from some email error that is sending a email to a
recipient that runs in background without my knowing it is doing that when a
new email arrives in Windows Mail it is automatically forwarded and then a
error is seen by their server and it is marked as SPAM and returned to me in
a two file type attachment with the explaination it is marked as SPAM.
This was happening to every email received my mother, father, and other
emails I have addresses online that work OK with Windows Mail. Right now I
got 77 emails that have been errored and many others that actually went
through to the server without my knowing and I did not know how to stop it
from sending to the recipient. I figured that the recipient address was
coming from somewhere but I had no idea that maybe it was stored in the
registry like you have described and all of the recent emails sent can be
deleted within the particular KEY. So I have decided to delete them all like
you advised after looking in the Registry and hope that will end the behind
the scenes sending of a email when received to the recipient. If you got
another solution please tell me right now what else I can do which will stop
the sending to that recipient, OK, I will do that as well.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows Mail \ Recently Used
Addresses
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New World - As easy to fix as it would be to start building underwater
cities and interconnecting tunnels.
Michael @ Hotmail
You quoted from a thread I wrote in response to another user, not you.
It sounds to me like your computer has been compromised by some
malware infection. If it was my computer, I'd wipe everything and install
a fresh copy of Vista.
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
"Michael @ Hotmail" wrote in message
Gary, suppose I wanted to copy the data in the popup window within Registry
on the 2nd key location for the data - How can I make it paste cause a right
click occurs but that the data it supposedly copied is not copied when I
paste it to Notepad or other text program. Is it a HEX program I should use
to paste HEX Data, if so where do I obtain a HEX program which would do the
paste into like Notepad paste into works for a Text File?
My problem stems from some email error that is sending a email to a
recipient that runs in background without my knowing it is doing that when a
new email arrives in Windows Mail it is automatically forwarded and then a
error is seen by their server and it is marked as SPAM and returned to me in
a two file type attachment with the explaination it is marked as SPAM.
This was happening to every email received my mother, father, and other
emails I have addresses online that work OK with Windows Mail. Right now I
got 77 emails that have been errored and many others that actually went
through to the server without my knowing and I did not know how to stop it
from sending to the recipient. I figured that the recipient address was
coming from somewhere but I had no idea that maybe it was stored in the
registry like you have described and all of the recent emails sent can be
deleted within the particular KEY. So I have decided to delete them all like
you advised after looking in the Registry and hope that will end the behind
the scenes sending of a email when received to the recipient. If you got
another solution please tell me right now what else I can do which will stop
the sending to that recipient, OK, I will do that as well.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows Mail \ Recently Used
Addresses
--
New World - As easy to fix as it would be to start building underwater
cities and interconnecting tunnels.
Michael @ Hotmail
[snip]Gary VanderMolen said:Where exactly are you looking when you say "it is tx.rr.com"?
It could be that the malformed address is coming from the
auto-complete list.
Windows Mail does not auto-complete from your contacts.
It uses a separate list of the last 29 recipients you've sent mail to.
You can delete the entire auto-complete list:
http://www.winhelponline.com/articl...il-auto-complete-entries-in-Windows-Mail.html
Or try this utility to selectively remove some unwanted addresses:
http://www.winhelponline.com/articl...tly-used-email-addresses-in-Windows-Mail.html
The replacement mail program, Windows Live Mail, 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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Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/profile/vandermolen
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