Hello Paul, computers getting confused? Never! *smile* I think you have
answered your own question, delete one of the addresses and start again.
You don't say who the presenter is of course. This has happened to me on
occasions with someone with two addresses. I don't think it is a major
problem so I hope you sort it out.
Don't let it spoil your Christmas and have a good time.
Cheers
Hi all,
No rush for this one as it is Near Christmas but I wonder whether someone could solve this mystery for me please.
I regularly send E-mails to a radio presenter almost on aweekly basis. the
presenter also has her own website which I do E-mail from time to time.
recently, I sent her an E-mail to her web address as she is only on the radio once a week. It was for a request. Although I have both her addresses in my address book, I have to nearly always press control shift B so that I can check which address is which.
Her Radio address is the second of the two and both addresses begin with her
first name.
Having established that the radio address was the second of the two in sequence, I came out of the control shift B mode, and then went back into the address book and I am sure I selected the right one as I did chek this some time later.
To my surprise I received an E-mail from her saying that it had come to the
work address and she was unable to help as she compiles her programme from
home.
Well, last week I sent another E-mail to her BBC address and also last night
I did the same thing.
Tonight though I have noticed that both went to her web address and not the
BBC address.
Whilst I realise that there is one good solution I.E. deleting one of the
addresses from the address book to avoid this confusion, I wondered whether
it is just possible that despite me selecting the right address, the
computer may well have got confused and somehow clicked the wrong address.
I know that sounds a bit far fetched but I honestly feel sure I selected the
BBC address when sending the E-mail both last week and last.
If anyone can shed any light on this then that would be a help.
Nevertheless I intend removing one of her addresses to hopefully avoid this
happening again.
Regards
Paul.
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