on 14/10/01 1:07 PM, Paul Berkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 10/13/01 6:58 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> First of all, some background. I have an entry for a gym I go to: USF Koret >>> Center. The entry has "USF Koret Center" in the Company field (no name). >>> >>> I often forget whether the name is in "name" or "company." So to find it, I >>> end up typing "Koret" into the quickfind field. I always do "name contains" >>> first, then remember it's in company, then find it that way. >> >> If you do this frequently, why not give all the contacts with only company >> the >> same NAME? Then you'll only have to look under Name, without having to >> remember how you listed it. You can reserve searches by Company for those >> cases where you have 25 people all working at the same company but whose >> contacts ach have their own name. Contacts with only company really could be >> identified with the same company name as Name. > > You could do this for all your "nameless" company contacts in a few seconds > or so just by running this script in Script Editor: > > tell application "Microsoft Entourage" > set compContacts to every contact whose name = "" > repeat with compContact in compContacts > set last name of compContact to (get company of compContact) > end repeat > end tell
When Entourage first appeared it was noted that the quick search should search the company field as well as the name field. I am assuming that the OSX version will provide this functionality. -- David Leitch JPMorgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] +612 9220 1609 -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To search the archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
