Jürgen Schmitz
Fri, 22 Mar 2002 10:33:14 -0800
Hm, maybe your are right - simply one menu entry to send the book and some filter that will give a dialog asking whether to import the book. But my problem is to remember this cases when to send the book.... ;-) Jürgen jbb wrote: > Dear Jurgen, > > This is an e-mail program, is it not? What's wrong with e-mailing > the address book home? Write a function that does that and it becomes a > killer app for those incapable of handling the details. > > Shalom, > > John B. Brown. > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 18:10:55 +0100 (CET) [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > >>---Reply to mail from jbb about XCmail: Share addressbooks between different >>systems (draft to discuss) >> >>>Dear Folks, >>> >>> Is disc space so dear that you can not use rdist to solve the >>>problem of a common address book for varied users? Why do it the hard >>>way? Besides, there's us out here who want a PRIVATE address book. >>>Don't screw up a good thing with a bad case of featuritis. >>> >>> >>Maybe that's a solution for David's problem. However, I'm talking about >>some kind of roaming, so sharing the addressbook between your home and the >>office or university - or simply different systems in your company - like >>netscape 4's roaming. And in this case most don't have the possibility to >>use rdist or rsync or whatever because of firewalls and dialin accounts. >> >>In the survey many people told that they use different machines and have >>to share their addressbook (or don't because of this problems). >> >> >>Jürgen >> >>(und wie immer keine Kalorien verbraucht, aber 2 Euro...) >> >> >> >> > > > >