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On 29 Jan 2002, Brandon Dorman wrote:
>The Netscape doesn't put the fields in the right place.  It insists on
>keeping it, "First Name, Last Name" when on most people i just have first
>name or last name and e-mail.  KMail knows some people have differente
>configurations, lets you define which column you want, but then when it
>did import it didn't import the first name stuff.  ?  Hmm.  Wierd.  I'll
>keep working on it but it's not very urgent, i've managed so far (about 2
>months or whenever ximian stuff first appeared).

Eudora has a well-formatted address book. It should not be hard to parse
it with Perl and rewrite it as LDIF or vCard.

Tony
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