When you start typing into the 'TO' field of an email, usually the email program you are using will give try to complete the email address that you are typing.
So if I start typing 'D' for example, I am given the opportunity to select from all the email addresses that I have used before, that start with 'D'.
But what happens if someone has changed their email address? Sometimes we end up selecting the wrong email address and send to a person's old email or work email.
There are two things you can do to avoid this:
1. If the person you are writing to is an actual 'contact' of yours, edit their details and remove any email addresses that are no longer used. You can do this by searching your address book and finding their name, or by double clicking on their email address in the 'TO' field (which will also take you to their contact card).
2.You can remove any old email addresses in the 'TO' field of a new email, by typing in the first letter of the email address, scrolling down to the email address using your up or down arrows, and pressing 'delete' when you have the email address selected that you want to get rid of.
Remember, sometimes even our email addresses need a spring (or summer) clean.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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