Where does ipad mail get contacts from

So i try to send a photo to my son, when I start to enter the first few letters of his email address up comes a list including an old address that I deleted ages ago ... it is certainly not in 'contacts' so is there some 'cache' somewhere that I need to clear ? Best Roger

As with the Mail app on a Mac, the iOS Mail app stores all email recipients in a list of previous recipients. The autofill for email addresses pulls from your contacts and from the list of previous recipients.
Different from the Mail app on a Mac, there is no access to the list of previous recipients to add a previous recipient to contacts that is not already entered, or to remove a previous recipient from the list - not at the present time anyway.

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I think this is not the best forum for your question. This forum is for Microsoft Exchange Server's mobile connectivity issues.
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Zoltán
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http://emaildetektiv.hu

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I am new to this position and new to crystal reports. I need to migrate our B0 and all our custom reports to a new server. Each time a user generates a crystal report from a Menu that we provide - the report is attached to an email with specific instructions about how to download Crystal Viewer if they cannot read the report.
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1. Log on to Central Management Console
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3. click on REPORTJOBSERVER
4. click on DESTINATIONS tab
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Transfer mail and contact from an old account to a new one ?

Hi,
The employe from the company where I got my internship are currently using mail address that are like [email protected] and the company wants them to
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computer.
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type Outlook Import and Export Wizard in
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HT4489 how to get Contacts from my google account?

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Thanks for all the support with this. Now i know where to go for help.

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