Delete address that autofills

[Guest]

When you start typing an email address of someone that you
have sent mail to in the past, Outlook automatically
brings up potential matches. How do you delete one of the
addresses that comes up as a potential recipient if that
recipient is not in your address book or contacts list?
For instance, if you misspelled something like
(e-mail address removed) and accidentally typed
(e-mail address removed) you will get both the correct and
incorrect address to choose from. How do you get rid of
the incorrect one so it doesn't show up anymore?

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

Select it with the arrow keys, then press Delete.

 

[Brian Tillman]

When you start typing an email address of someone that you
have sent mail to in the past, Outlook automatically
brings up potential matches. How do you delete one of the
addresses that comes up as a potential recipient if that
recipient is not in your address book or contacts list?

Use the arrow keys to highlight the unwanted entry and press Delete.

 

[Brian Tillman]

You can try highlighting the incorrect one with arrow key and press
Delete key or you can open that contact's properties--there might be
more than one-- and search Email 1, 2 & 3 and delete the incorrect
one.

Not the same thing at all. The one has nothing to do with the other.