Hi Gisela, If you want to create a Keylist definition file solely for that purpose, then please don't bother learning. I've tried that already, also in an attempt to make the switching between addresses easier (that is, a method that will not require typing), but it's no use.
You can select another Keylist definition file, enter a different name or address, but when you switch back to Address List (the default used), the name and address you had previously entered there would be overwritten by the name and address you entered after selecting the other file. Now I'm not suggesting to PDI that they fix this because even if this were the case, people would still tend to forget to select the right file in the Address List under Keymail Setup. If ever PDI would consider improving Keymail, they should put the fields requiring the entries for the name and address appearing in the headers in the Directory of Services definition file, so that when, for instance, I select the record for my Yahoo account in order to send messages, it will be my Yahoo address that will appear in the headers. This is not only an easier way of doing it, but also the more logical way. Regards, Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: Gisela Vazquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Hi all, >I'm trying to manage more than one email address. I noticed that when you go >to change the email in the address list file we have the option to look >through the list of files. Meaning, that you can press the space bar and >cycle through the various files. I was wondering if there were a way for me >to create a keylist deffinition file where I could store a second email >address so I don't have to remember every time I check another address and >need to write back to make the change. >Any help appreciated. >Thanks in advance, >Gisela Vazquez >Social Work Inturn >Miami Lighthouse for the Blind
