"Troodles" <Troodles@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I had an email from someone who, at the time, was not in my address book.
>I
> clicked 'reply' and wrote my response. As I had clicked reply I didn't
> have
> to type in the email address separately. The person never received my
> reply
> and on investigation I found that the computer had chosen a strange but
> similar email address to the correct one. How can this happen when
> neither
> address was known to me prior to this. The person sending the email had
> only
> ever had the one original address that she was still currently using. How
> can
> this happen please?

> I had an email from someone who, at the time, was not in my address book. I
> clicked 'reply' and wrote my response. As I had clicked reply I didn't have
> to type in the email address separately. The person never received my reply
> and on investigation I found that the computer had chosen a strange but
> similar email address to the correct one. How can this happen when neither
> address was known to me prior to this. The person sending the email had only
> ever had the one original address that she was still currently using. How can
> this happen please?