Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-26 Thread MFPA
Hi


On Thursday 25 October 2012 at 10:36:46 PM, in
mid:1655122352.20121025163...@charter.net, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:


 Any address highlighted in this manner can
 then either be deleted by pressing the DEL key or
 PARKed by pressing the space bar.

That is what I see in 4.0.38, although the parking function is one I 
forget about until I see it mentioned again on this list; I don't find 
spacebar-to-park at all intuitive. (-;


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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-26 Thread Robert Bull
On Thursday, October 25, 2012, 10:36:46 PM, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 If I start a new message and click the chevron (VIEW HISTORY) at the
 far right of the TO field, I am presented with a history of most
 recently used addresses. While the list is displayed I can press the
 down-arrow key (not the mouse cursor) which causes the top address
 in the list to become highlighted. Once the top address is
 highlighted I can continue to use the down-arrow key to travel down
 in the list, the next address being highlighted with each down-arrow
 keypress. Any address highlighted in this manner can then either be
 deleted by pressing the DEL key or PARKed by pressing the space bar.

I partially confirm both your suggestion and Robin Anson's
observation. Following your first post I tried typing in the To: line,
arrowed to the entry I didn't want, and pressed Del. As I said,
nothing happened, or at least, appeared to happen; the address stayed
put. I've just tried your doctrine set out above and clicked the
chevron. Lo, the offending address is *not* in the chevron drop-down
list, only the one I wanted, presumably because it was in fact
deleted. But, if I create another new message and start typing in the
To: field, the unwanted address is still there.

I don't know if that rates as a bug, but it's a misbehaviour likely to
cause errors.  I'd like to see it made consistent.


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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Robert,

On Thursday, October 25, 2012 you wrote:

RB If I start typing a contact name in the To: field of a new message, TB
RB pops up a list of matching possibilities.  One of my contacts has
RB changed his e-mail address.  Please, how do I delete his old one from
RB the pop-up list?
RB   

I saw your message last night but couldn't reply at the time. I'm surprised no
one has responded yet.

If I interpret your query correctly, when the drop-down list of recently used
addresses appears, use your down arrow (not the mouse) to highlight (select) the
first address and then just use the arrow key to move to the address(s) you wish
to delete and press the DEL key.

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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Robert Bull
On Thursday, October 25, 2012, 2:00:30 PM, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 If I interpret your query correctly, when the drop-down list of
 recently used addresses appears, use your down arrow (not the mouse)
 to highlight (select) the first address and then just use the arrow
 key to move to the address(s) you wish to delete and press the DEL
 key.

Thanks, but that doesn't work for me!  Nothing happens when I press
Del.  I'm using a laptop, but the Del key is a freestanding one, not
on overlay, and I wouldn't think it was the wrong scancode?


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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Rick
Thanks, but that doesn't work for me! Nothing happens when I press Del.

It doesn't work for me either on my system. At one time you could PARK those 
addresses you don't want to lose, but I no longer see that

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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Rick,

On Thursday, October 25, 2012 you wrote:

Thanks, but that doesn't work for me! Nothing happens when I press Del.

R It doesn't work for me either on my system. At one time you could PARK those
R addresses you don't want to lose, but I no longer see that

Well, I don't get it.

If I start a new message and click the chevron (VIEW HISTORY) at the far right
of the TO field, I am presented with a history of most recently used addresses.
While the list is displayed I can press the down-arrow key (not the mouse
cursor) which causes the top address in the list to become highlighted. Once the
top address is highlighted I can continue to use the down-arrow key to travel
down in the list, the next address being highlighted with each down-arrow
keypress. Any address highlighted in this manner can then either be deleted by
pressing the DEL key or PARKed by pressing the space bar.

Are we running vastly different versions because I can't imagine these functions
being options hidden away somewhere.  I checked the archives
(http://www.mail-archive.com/tbudl%40thebat.dutaint.com/) and everything I found
agrees with me although I couldn't find the part about the space bar but that
does work for me.

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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Rick
 Any address highlighted in this manner can then either be deleted by pressing 
 the DEL key or PARKed by pressing the space bar.

Yep it works. I was doing it from the line as it autofilled
Thanks :)

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Re: How to delete obsolete pop-up address?

2012-10-25 Thread Robin Anson
On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 at 16:36:46 -0500,Jack wrote:
 Well, I don't get it.

 If I start a new message and click the chevron (VIEW HISTORY) at the far right
 of the TO field, I am presented with a history of most recently used 
 addresses.
 While the list is displayed I can press the down-arrow key (not the mouse
 cursor) which causes the top address in the list to become highlighted. Once 
 the
 top address is highlighted I can continue to use the down-arrow key to travel
 down in the list, the next address being highlighted with each down-arrow
 keypress. Any address highlighted in this manner can then either be deleted by
 pressing the DEL key or PARKed by pressing the space bar.

After experimenting, I discovered that it only works if you haven't already
started to enter characters in the address line. In other words, don't type
something to get the drop down list, just press the chevron (as you did) to
get the list.

Then it works!

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