I have XP Pro SP2 with Office 2003 w/ all the upgrades. This isn't really a tech question but more of a "Just where the heck is that file." question. So here goes. When I finish a letter and I am writing the thank you at the bottom of the email. A little balloon pops up asking if I would like to have my name and address automatically placed by clicking the enter button. Well sure! But, that info needs to be updated. And I just can not find the file where this info is kept. If there is no answer here, maybe one of you would know where I should go. Thanks!

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Look in Word's Help.







On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 2:12 pm, Obi-Ron wrote:

> I have XP Pro SP2 with Office 2003 w/ all the upgrades.  This isn't really a tech 

>question but more of a "Just where the heck is that file." question.

> So here goes.  When I finish a letter and I am writing the thank you at the bottom 

>of the email. A little balloon pops up asking if I would like to have my name and 

>address automatically placed by clicking the enter button. Well sure! But, that 
info 

>needs to be updated. And I just can not find the file where this info is kept.

> If there is no answer here, maybe one of you would know where I should go. Thanks! 

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I have! But I do not know what to ask for. If you don't know what search words to use. The search becomes waisted time. And I've waisted a couple of hours looking.


On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 3:59 pm, Ricer46 wrote:
>Look in Word's Help.
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Sounds like you are using Word as the editor for your Outlook email (?).

In Outlook go to Tools>Options>Mail Format>Signatures - click the signatures icon and see if there are any listed. You can delete or edit whatever is there....

If there is nothing there then I can't help (!), you'll have to continue looking in Office help.

On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 4:18 pm, Obi-Ron wrote:
>I have! But I do not know what to ask for. If you don't know what search words to
>use. The search becomes waisted time. And I've waisted a couple of hours looking.
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Well, it could be your poor spelling in your searches. "Waisted" isn't the same as 
wasted.

Phil







On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 4:18 pm, Obi-Ron wrote:

>I have! But I do not know what to ask for. If you don't know what search words to 

>use. The search becomes waisted time. And I've waisted a couple of hours looking. 

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Try word help with "autocomplete" or just Insert - Autotext and take it from there.

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Thanks Fill, Oh I mean Phil. I found it! I found it! Thanks guys! Not you Phil!


On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 10:23 pm, Phil wrote:
>Well, it could be your poor spelling in your searches. "Waisted" isn't the same as
>wasted.
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>Phil
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But he has a point.







On Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 11:07 pm, Obi-Ron wrote:

>Thanks Fill,

>Oh I mean Phil. 

>I found it! I found it!

>Thanks guys!

>Not you Phil!

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