On 11/13/00 7:47 PM, "Diane Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/13/2000 4:09 PM, "Allen Watson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> On or near 11/12/00 1:03 PM, Diane Ross at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
>>
>>>> 1) Insert the address (E-mail or postal) into your message text.
>>>> 2) Open the contact's individual record.
>>>> 3) Copy the contact's name and address to the clipboard, formatted like an
>>>> address label.
>>>>
>>>> Things like that? Seems like it would be very doable.
>>>
>>> Someone did... There is a little app created by someone on the MS team
>>> called "Copy Contact Info." If they give me the OK, I'll post it for
>>> downloading.
>>
>> I meant, of course, as an integral part of Entourage. Incidentally, I tried
>> the app and it bombs out and has an Apple Event timeout. Not ready for prime
>> time, apparently. Don't have time to examine it.
>
> I wonder if this has to do with the size of your address book. Works great
> for me.
I imagine it does. Just give the applet more memory (double). Or if you
expect to use it only when Entourage is open, save it as a compiled script
and put it into the scripts folder. With an Address Book of that size, plus
frequent message searches, you should be giving Entourage itself a lot more
memory in any case. I only have a few hundred contacts, but I keep Entourage
set at 15-16 MB RAM. It works great like that. If you have the RAM, or don't
mind having to close down one or two apps during the day, I'd suggest
something similar.
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Paul Berkowitz
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