help. outlook 2007. not listing contacts

[Lepak Nerat]

Hi all, i have a small problem in that some of my contacts are not
listed in my contacts, example:

in address bar type 'b' get a list of all my 'b' contacts, barbara, ben,
bill, etc
but none of them appear in my address book, or contacts. only listed if
i add them to address bar.

My question is: where are they stored cos I want to delete one or more.

I think they are addresses i have only replied to and never 'created'
but have used for new messages, by just typing the first letter and
selecting from there.

Help please.
Many thanks in advance.
Lepak

 

[Brian Tillman]

Hi all, i have a small problem in that some of my contacts are not
listed in my contacts, example:

in address bar type 'b' get a list of all my 'b' contacts, barbara,
ben, bill, etc
but none of them appear in my address book, or contacts. only listed
if i add them to address bar.

What appears in the recipient field when you start to type has nothing to do
with your Contacts. It is a cache of addresses that you've used before.
See this for a complete explanation:
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm

My question is: where are they stored cos I want to delete one or
more.

Do delete an entry, when the opop-up list appears, use your down arrow key
to select the address you don't want, and press Delete.

I think they are addresses i have only replied to and never 'created'
but have used for new messages, by just typing the first letter and
selecting from there.

Close. They're addresses to which you've sent mail in the past, either a
new message or a reply.

 

[Lepak Nerat]

What appears in the recipient field when you start to type has nothing
to do with your Contacts. It is a cache of addresses that you've used
before. See this for a complete explanation:
http://www.ingressor.com/autocompletetips.htm


Do delete an entry, when the opop-up list appears, use your down arrow
key to select the address you don't want, and press Delete.


Close. They're addresses to which you've sent mail in the past, either
a new message or a reply.

thanks a lot for this, helped a great deal.