VeeshanVault

I've searched high and low for this, but can't seem to find the answer.

In Outlook 2003, you can create a contact, and give the contact up to three email addresses labeled e-mail, e-mail 2, and e-mail 3.

I swear to god I remember there being a way, when composing an email to an individual, to choose one of the three email addresses. I thought it was by right-clicking on the name in any of the recipient fields (To: , CC: or BCC:), but I can't seem to figure out how to get it to work.

Anyone know this off the top of their head? I've got a MS Outlook 2k3 book coming down from a torrent in hopes that I can find it in there. I was unable to find it on the MS Office support site.

Thanks in advance.

If you type the (partial) name into the To... box, then click the icon w/ the person and tick mark (next to the contacts icon) in the new message window, it will show you all the matches, including the 2nd, 3rd email addresses.

Thanks man!

I've got a similiar nagging issue w/ Outlook 2003. When I start typing a name, the default address that wants to pop up isn't even one that's entered on the Contact, but an older one. Where does Outlook cache this crap or can I reset this somehow?

This lousy shit is cached per application... fun.

There is a cache you can delete, which I could find if you needed it, but really you likely just want to delete this one erroneous entry so (for Outlook):

- Start typing the name.

- When the list appears use the arrow keys to go down to the entry you want to delete

- Press the delete key

This is purely a keyboard operation, there's no way to mouse it =/

Thanks, Zaelath! It was more like 7 bogus entries that have been cached over time. I didn't think to delete them the way I do my Google search terms (the method you descibed).

That did the trick!