Martin Freitag wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher schrieb:
Every once in a while, one of my emails is returned and I have to delete
the bad address. I'm careful to take it out of all my address books,
including the Collected Addresses AB.
Somehow SeaMonkey remembers it anyway, and if I'm not extra careful when
entering this person's name next time, I can still inadvertently send to
an address that doesn't exist in ANY of my address books.
What gives? These zombie addresses just won't die, and it's getting
really annoying. How do I tell the program "I really mean it, this
address is bad, forGET it forEVVVer!!"
Have you tried Searching for the name or address afterwards in the
adressbook-search?
Always. I search for both to be sure.
What happens if you export the adressbook and search through that file?
What if exporting and deleting all addresses in the addressbook
afterwards, does it still show up? (you can import your backup after
that again)
Haven't yet tried that, busy day, will try to get to it tonight or tomorrow.
FWIW, things seem to be better today now that I've shut down and
restarted the program -- perhaps it doesn't really delete until then,
just pretends?
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War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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