I have Office 2010 and have the same problem with Outlook in Office 2010. Your VERY SIMPLE “trick”, Quickly and Easily removes the unwanted addresses.

I then discovered that Outlook has taken and added email addresses from everywhere/anywhere that I have ever gotten an email from, including businesses, and “unsubscribe” lists.

I found that typing in just the first letter of EVERY letter in the alphabet PLUS all numbers from 0 – 9 pulled up lists of these that I have NEVER used or NEVER SENT to, but only have received from. I used the same “trick” of Down Arrow to Highlight the UNWANTED address and pressed DELETE on the keyboard. Presto, like magic they are gone.

I usually WAIT till Microsoft has put out at least one or two Service Packs before I EVER buy ANY of their products. Last year, in 2010, I did not wait, and bought Office 2010. What a ROYAL Pain in the behind it is.

For example, Word Does NOT come with a button to Print or to Save. You have to find where they are hidden and CREATE your own “ribbon”.

I can’t imagine ANYONE who uses word that would at some point Not want to print or save a document. Microsoft really makes it difficult to find where these features are, and then have to INSTALL them in a “ribbon”.

Because in 2010, Office 2010 was new, there are VERY few books on it. I did find one, but it is geared for people who have never used ANY Office products. It is great if you don’t even know how to create a document, set margins, etc, BUT it does NOT have the information for something as simple as Print or Save.

When will Bill Gates and Microsoft wake up??? I think NEVER.

To put out a word processor program and not think people would want a single button each for Print OR Save, is beyond me.