When I press `C-o' and then enter `phone' to enter a new
phone field, BBDB defaults to Home as the location.
Is it possible to have BBDB say something else instead by
default? Almost all phone numbers I enter are people's
office numbers.
Niklas
Robert Fenk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With recent BBDB-versions:
(setq bbdb-default-phones-label office)
Ah. I tried upgrading a while ago, but couldn't get bbdb to
compile with cygwin so I gave up. Maybe I should give it
another try...
Niklas
On October 24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ah. I tried upgrading a while ago, but couldn't get bbdb to
compile with cygwin so I gave up. Maybe I should give it
another try...
Mea culpa, I believe I have a bug report for this, too. Hrm. Time to
reinstall cygwin...
Cheers,
Waider.
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On October 24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Mea culpa, I believe I have a bug report for this, too. Hrm. Time to
reinstall cygwin...
Actually, on further recollection I'm sure I fixed this bug (something
to do with redirection) and sent out a general mail asking people to
test it. So I think the
Jochen Küpper [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It does work... (using cvs)
Hm. I get the same error as the last time I tried to compile
bbdb under cygwin:
While compiling toplevel forms in file h:/bbdb/lisp/bbdb-gnus.el:
!! File error ((Searching for program no such file or directory /bin/sh.exe))
On 2002-10-18, Alex Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always wondered how to do this in Emacs 21. Rather than messing
with bbdb-gui.el, which I had some difficulties in understanding
because it uses lots of low-level stuff from vm (which I do not know),
and is written for XEmacs (which I
Andreas Fuchs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(setq faces (match-string 1))
(replace-match t t nil 1)
(dolist (data (split-string faces , ))
You could use (get 'face 'field-separator) instead of this.
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