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Knowing that a user can simply use the down arrow key to navigate to a specific e-mail address, then press &quot;Delete&quot; is the direct, simple answer. The app is interesting, but not for a company (not cost-effective). The paths to the NK2 file were useful.
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Knowing that a user can simply use the down arrow key to navigate to a specific e-mail address, then press "Delete" is the direct, simple answer. The app is interesting, but not for a company (not cost-effective). The paths to the NK2 file were useful.

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I'd like to know if there's a way to clean up unwanted entries in the auto-fill of an Outlook client address field (ie: you start typing the first few letters of the recipients name and an autofill list of potential candidates appears in the field as a dropdown box).<br />
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Since this keeps ALL addresses, good or bad (ie: typo's) and once you provide it to your user community, it's hard to retract it (I know you can turn it off completely, but that;s not a viable solution for me).<br />
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Can anyone help by at least showing me the file that stores the entries?<br />
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Thanks
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I'd like to know if there's a way to clean up unwanted entries in the auto-fill of an Outlook client address field (ie: you start typing the first few letters of the recipients name and an autofill list of potential candidates appears in the field as a dropdown box).

Since this keeps ALL addresses, good or bad (ie: typo's) and once you provide it to your user community, it's hard to retract it (I know you can turn it off completely, but that;s not a viable solution for me).

Can anyone help by at least showing me the file that stores the entries?

Thanks

Outlook auto-fill cleanup

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Outlook

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