I have a similar problem and it may be the same bug. I believe it is in the syncronization. I think what happens is the PM address book does not delete items in its data file if you delete the item in OS X's address book. I have several groups defined in my OS X address book. Occasionally, I get an address in the wrong group. If I delete the address in that group in OS X's Address Book, it does not get deleted in PM's Address Book. I have to individually delete each one.
-- See you, Steve Mayer Why does "fat chance" and "slim chance" mean the same thing? Thanks for your message. You said; >I was messing with the prefs the other day, seeing how things worked, and >changed the address completion priorities around from first to last and >vice versa. Possibly I moved the display name around too, not sure. >Anyway. I switched them back to first name, then last name again, but my >address book seems to be all screwy now. Some people's display names are >listed first last, and some are listed last first. I want the display >name to begin with the first name. Now when I start typing 'Jack M..' in >the 'to' field, I get Jacskon (last name) or some of the other people >named Jack showing up. But the Jack I *want* is now listed by his last >name, so I can't even retrieve his address unless I start typing with an >M. Which of course I'm not used to doing because I've been addressing >stuff to him for months now by 'Jack.' > >But everyone in my address book has not changed... only some of them. I'm >not sure why, and I can't come up with a common denominator. But I want >'em ALL the same - how do I do that without going through and changing >them one by one? > >And while I'm thinking of it... when I control-click on someone's address >to add them to my address book, it *always* lists their last name in the >first name field. I always have to click on the double arrows to switch them. > >I'm hoping there's some simple setting to fix all of this?? > >TIA, > > > > >Jo > >My parents just came back from a planet where the dominant lifeform >had no bilateral symmetry, and all I got was this stupid F-Shirt! > >============== >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maeve/ >-- > > >
