Okay, then a group is a category; they're the same thing. If you define categories in Entourage the same way as you have defined groups in OE (or whatever contact manager you're using), you should be able to print them out as separate groups.
Dan >Dan Crutcher <dcrutcher at loumag.com> wrote: >> When you say you have "groups" of contacts, I'm not sure what that means. In >> Entourage (and in other contact managers) one can assign contacts to >> "categories". "Family" might be one such category, "Business" might be >> another, "Left-handed people with tattoos" might be another. When you say >> "groups," do you mean the same thing as "categories"? >> If you wanted to display just one of your groups -- say, MacGroup -- for >> print >> or other purposes, how do you go about telling your program to do that? You >> must use some kind of find or search or filter feature. > >A group is a collection of contacts that you make. Right under the words >Address Book at the top of the Address Book window is an icon of two people >with the word Groups under it. I organize my contacts as much as possible >into groups, like Friends, Family, Motorcycle Club, Mac Group, etc. When I >click on that Group, a window comes up showing everyone in the >group. > >I don't use Categories, but I do see that both groups and individuals can be >assigned to a Category. So I will look into that and its effect on address >book printing. > >Allan Atherton > > > >| The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will >| be February 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be February 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.
