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I believe this would be a most recently used (mru) option. &nbsp;It's just showing the last 8 or 10 folders you last accessed. &nbsp;You could probably search your registry for the name of the profile, and then delete that registry entry when you find it.<br />
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If you had set the person's profile up to show under your folder list, then you would go into Tools/Services/Properties/<wbr />Advanced Tab, and remove the profile from there.
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I believe this would be a most recently used (mru) option.  It's just showing the last 8 or 10 folders you last accessed.  You could probably search your registry for the name of the profile, and then delete that registry entry when you find it.

If you had set the person's profile up to show under your folder list, then you would go into Tools/Services/Properties/Advanced Tab, and remove the profile from there.

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Edit question wouldn't come up for me. &nbsp;But my question should be edited to read, Delegate instead of profile. &nbsp;Other users have set me a a delegate to their accounts. &nbsp;After their departure I cannot delete their names from my drop down list under File, Open other user's folders list.<br />

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Edit question wouldn't come up for me.  But my question should be edited to read, Delegate instead of profile.  Other users have set me a a delegate to their accounts.  After their departure I cannot delete their names from my drop down list under File, Open other user's folders list.


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Using Outlook 2000: When someone who granted me profile authority departs the company, how do I delete their name from my drop down menu under File, Open Other User's Folder? &nbsp;The only answer I've received to date is to recreate my own profile - that sure is a lengthy solution to what should be a click and delete solution.
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Using Outlook 2000: When someone who granted me profile authority departs the company, how do I delete their name from my drop down menu under File, Open Other User's Folder?  The only answer I've received to date is to recreate my own profile - that sure is a lengthy solution to what should be a click and delete solution.

Delete Old Profiles from Drop Down Menu

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