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Delete Auto-Complete Items in Outlook 2007

by Steve Wiseman on November 18, 2008 · 5 comments

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From time to time I have accidentally typed in the wrong address in Outlook. To make matters worse the wrong email address comes up every time when I start typing.

Auto Complete Delete Outlook 2007

I searched for quite some time trying to figure out how to remove items from the list – until finally I discovered the obvious.

To remove an item from auto-complete simply select the address with the cursor keys, and press the delete key. Poof the entry is gone.

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1 WindowsGuru November 18, 2008 at 5:47 pm

First of all, finally you guys have comments on your blog! It is about time. Secondly I looked for how to do this for the longest time, and could never find the answer to it. So simple I should have figured it out 🙂

2 jacobyte November 19, 2008 at 2:28 am

Thanks for pointing users to the new rss feeds.

No thanks for not telling us that the new feeds are *not* full feeds and we are thus now forced to visit the site to view the full articles.

3 intelliadmin November 19, 2008 at 9:34 am

It was an oversight. I am looking for a way to turn it on right now

4 Kitty April 24, 2012 at 4:04 pm

It doesn’t work for me – I start typing the address, and a list of email addresses pops up for autofil. I cannot select anything with my cursor. If I click on it, it fills in the address. If I hit delete, it just deletes that first letter I typed in in the address field. I can’t capture it – either with my cursor or with my mouse – and delete it – please advise.

5 Hugh Jones September 7, 2012 at 1:00 pm

Thanks man. I have been in the IT industry for some years and when my boss asked me to figure this small trivial task out, I was stumped. lol. I’m glad this page came up first in my search engine.

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