I have searched help while in MAIL of my Mac. All kinds of ways to Add contacts, but can't find how to delete contact.
Help me!
I know it's probably something simple, but I can't figure it out.
Thanks
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Highlight the contact and press the Delete key. Or, drag the contact to the Trash.
Yes, I am able to click on Address book, click on a name and it is gone.
BUT....
When I go to "MAIL" and the little Address book is in the bar at the top, I click the name I want to delete and I can click and delete and drag to trash and IT IS STILL THERE!!!!!!
I have been trying to remove an email address associated with a name that has a new email address. I think I have removed it and then I send an email to the person and hit send. Just assuming that it would be the corrected address, but NOOOOOOO, the old one gets sent (because I think I've corrected the problem) and it is returned "undeliverable".
So, this is once I am in the postage stamp, I have a letter in front of me and I start the name and up pops the correct email. I send it, and it comes back because it also had the outdated email.
Driving me nuts!!!
Thanks
It sounds like maybe you're referring to the "Previous Recipients" as opposed to what you actually described. If that's the case, on Mail's menu, click on "Window," then "Previous Recipeints," and erase the applicable addresses from the list.
How do I delete a contact in Address Book
