Windows 10: Dropdown menu in mail in win10

Hello and greetings.

I am using win 10 and windows mail for my emails. I once incorrectly entered an email address. I now seem to be stuck with it. Each time i want to write a new email that address pops up in pop down menu and i can't seem to be able to delete it. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Sudhir

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Word dropdown menu


Hi,

I hope somebody can help me. i created a dropdown menu with some questions. i did this in WORD.
However i only see the dropdown menu when i'm pointed with my cursor on the dropdown menu. how can i make sure the dropdown menu is shown als always? i hope somebody can help me

thank you in advance.

see below screenshot i want to make this standard available without pointing with my mouse on it.

 

Dropdown Menu on Windows 10 desktop not working correctly

Dropdown menu on Windows 10 desktop not working correctly. Puts boxes all over the screen and there is no application list

 

How to disable the new circular attribute of Win10 IE11 dropdown select list?

IE must be used due to its ability to handle ActiveX controls from Realterm.

Several dropdown lists are necessary.

Apparently, a recently installed Win10 / IE11 update has changed my dropdown select lists into circular wraparound lists.

I need to disable the circular wraparound attribute for select lists (in IE11, and in all other browsers that might begin behaving similarly).

Is there something like a "circular: none" or "wraparound: none" that can be applied to the select element in CSS so that:

a) the initial list display only occupies a portion of 1 single line,

b) clicking on that 1 single item in the list will popup the dropdown list,

c) the 1st item in the list is always at the top, even though it may not be visible (due to disappearing off the top of the IE11 default-sized fixed scrolling region) while scrolling to later members of the list,

d) the last item in the list is always at the bottom, even though it may not be visible (due to disappearing off the bottom of the IE11 default-sized fixed scrolling region) while scrolling to earlier members of the list,

e) the 1st item in the list absolutely never appears at the bottom of the popup dropdown list, and

f) the last item in the list absolutely never appears at the top of the popup dropdown list?

Or is there another simple, preferably non-Javascript way to accomplish this goal.

Basically, I want to preserve the old style of dropdown lists from WinXP IE8 and Win7 IE11 (and, IIRC, even Win10 IE11 up until a few weeks/months ago), though I'm willing to lose the scroll bar on the righthand size. That scrollbar is not a biggy for me
to retain.