Yeah ok, well I suppose its a bit pointless but I can enter data
successfully from my phone so if the two can be synchronised (which
they can) then at least that's a very clumbsy workaround until Apple
fix the issues with the address book.
On 16/07/2006, at 8:39 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Ah, you are correct, but adding data to the address book was the real
challenge I ran into. Its not impossible, but its much more painful
than is absolutely necessary. So, it can be done, but at what cost to
your patients and sanity. grin
Scott
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On Jul 16, 2006, at 5:03 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi everyone!
I know there has been some discussion of the Address Book utility
that comes with OS10 on the Mac. Well I had occasion to use it for
the first time today and thought I would relate my experiences thus
far of navigating the software and I have to say that no, I didn’t
to hold my hands up over my head and cry in dispair to get access
to the information I was after. Now please excuse me if what I’m
going to say has been covered but I don’t think it has but to be
fair, I haven’t really been paying much attention to the thread.
so I accessed the address book just to find out what was in there
having synced my Ibook with my Bluetooth compatible phone a number
of times. Yes, viewing address cards isn’t what you’d call
“straight forward” in my view but as I had some idea of what I was
looking for, I typed in some characters into the search text feeld
and pressed enter.
Upon browsing the screen, I came across a scroll bar so I
interacted with it, this allowed me to see the various feelds of a
contact card and to scroll between the next and previous cards on
the click of a button.
Further interaction with the feelds of the card allowed me to get
access to the data I required so yes, its possible to use the
Address Book though yes, it does take some time to use and to get
used to, I’ll keep laying, the next task I’m going to try is
actually to enter some information into the Address Book via the
Ibooks keyboard.
Cheers
