One tiny but tedious routine in PowerMail (and probably other mail clients, as well - I'm only familiar with PM), is entering the auto-fill address when sending an e-mail.
Let's say that I have addresses for a Thomas A, a Thomas B, a Thomas C, D & F. I haven't e-mailed Thomas A in three years, I rarely correspond with Thomas B or Thomas F, Thomas C is a dead-end contact, but I want to keep him in my address book, but I e-mail Thomas D every day or so. The way PM sorts the names, I either have to type all of the way out to the beginning of the last name, or start typing and use the mouse or arrow to select Thomas D. It's a small bother. While saving a number of files in Photoshop yesterday, it dawned on me. I saved the first file as a .jpg. The option box came up with Quality 12 (maximum) preselected. I wanted to save at 10, and changed the setting. The same for file number 2. But by file 3 or 4, Photoshop had figured out what I wanted, and the rest of the Save dialogs came up with 10 as the default. Can a dose of intelligence be added to PowerMail so that it knows (or tries to guess) which Thomas I am most likely to be e-mailing, and save the repetitive scrolling? Tony -- Anthony R. Sanna SACO Foods, Inc. 1-800-373-7226 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
