Windows 7 - forwarding emails - Asked By Ruth Ann Degenhardt on 12-Apr-12 01:57 PM

I was trying to forward an email, but it wouldn't bring up the email address. I would type in the first letter, but it wouldn't bring up the addresses to choose from, so I typed out the entire address & then it sent it, said it was sent, but came back with the message"message from web page- Stack overflow at line 140. Have no idea what that meant, Thanks if you can help

Donald Ross replied to Ruth Ann Degenhardt on 12-Apr-12 03:37 PM

Good Afternoon Ruth,

What version of outlook are you using if any?
if you are using 2010 open outlook go to file and then options and then mail should be the second tab down.

see here:

This might help you with the auto fill feature, but you may also have to make sure your contact list is the default list for getting the names.

Which can be set under the file > account settings > address book tab.

Don

Reena Jain replied to Ruth Ann Degenhardt on 13-Apr-12 09:35 AM

Hi,

You can do as donald suggested but it seems to me that your outlook's auto complete cache is clearing itself every time when you are closing the outlook.

Reason:- Might the primary .PST file has been corrupted and due to this "suggested contact" is being blank

Solution:- just try to download Nk2Edit or run scanpst.exe file to solve the problem.

try above its working for me as well

[)ia6l0 iii replied to Ruth Ann Degenhardt on 13-Apr-12 10:19 AM

I don't think you are seeing this error with Outlook. So I don't think any of the replies above (including Don's) will help.

I have seen this error while using the new version of Yahoo email. Did you see this error there?

If yes, then it is a problem with Yahoo. Do not worry, they will fix it.

If you are consistently, getting this - then I would suggest you to try another browser. And let us know if the issue persists.

Hope it helps.

Ruth Ann Degenhardt replied to [)ia6l0 iii on 13-Apr-12 10:21 AM

It's working thanks

Somesh Yadav replied to Ruth Ann Degenhardt on 16-Apr-12 01:35 AM

Looking at the documentation I found another method that seems a bit nicer to me in this particular case: setShowWarnings(boolean). This method will hide the warnings, but errors will still be thrown.

For more info look here: http://www.docjar.com/docs/api/org/w3c/tidy/Tidy.html#setShowWarnings%28boolean)