>If PM would recognize the addresses in the body of the mail as a user in >my database, a simple "delete user" from the menu would save me much time >and effort.
For instance, instead of highlighting the e-mail address as a clickable URL, it would highlight ones in the address book with a different color? Then a contextual menu on that would give you a "delete address from address book." I'm not sure a menu bar selection would be good. Imagine the confusion if you accidentally selected it on a message with several addresses enclosed! ... Well, now that I play with the idea a bit, couldn't we just add a contextual menu item for a selection that checks if a highlighted e-mail address is in the address book? Like right now, I can highlight a word and get spelling options in addition to cut/copy/paste, or to create a new text clipping. Is there an AppleScript entry that 1. checks if an address is in the address book, 2. can delete an entry from the address book? With those two bits you could easily** write an AppleScript that combines this with a check for the static "Mail returned: user unknown" subject lines, or "permanent fatal errors" or "user unknown". This seems safer than a global menu option, if I'm not bastardizing what you meant to communicate... Chris -- ** yeah, easily. Or if you're like me, you could, uh... get someone to write it for you! :D
