contacts. For example, I would be able to type the first few (roman)
letters
of the last name in the Address Book listing to highlight the Japanese
contact I'm looking for. This won't work if I enter kanji characters into
the first and last name fields.
Try using the Nickname field.
contacts. For example, I would be able to type the first few (roman) letters
of the last name in the Address Book listing to highlight the Japanese
contact I'm looking for. This won't work if I enter kanji characters into
the first and last name fields.
Try using the Nickname field.
On 3/27/01 1:08 PM, "Eric Hildum" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
contacts. For example, I would be able to type the first few (roman) letters
of the last name in the Address Book listing to highlight the Japanese
contact I'm looking for. This won't work if I enter kanji characters into
the first
Try using the Nickname field. Autofill works on the nickname field.
With a SMOP it might be possible to have roman characters match against the
furigana field in the above case and when addressing messages. However,
while I personally would find such a matching useful, I doubt there are
Title: Re: Japanese support suggestions
I would prefer to use the Last Name and First Name fields for roman
characters, and instead use two (currently non-existent) fields for the
kanji. I understand that this might mean having three pairs of fields for
first/last name information (roman
Title: Re: Japanese support suggestions
On 3/23/01 6:12 PM, Justin Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would prefer to use the Last Name and First Name fields for roman
characters, and instead use two (currently non-existent) fields for the
kanji. I understand that this might mean having three
I've been testing the "Japanese contact format" on a few contacts, and I'm
very impressed. Kudos! There only seemed to be one shortcoming, which I
would love to see addressed in an upcoming release.
I would prefer to use the "Last Name" and "First Name" fields for roman
characters, and instead
On 3/21/01 3:09 PM, "Justin Mayer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another side effect of using the existing "Last Name" and "First Name"
fields for kanji characters is that the name of the contact is listed as "??
??" in the title of the open contact window.
Do you have Entourage registered as
On 2001-03-21 at 15:20 -0800, Paul Berkowitz wrote:
On 3/21/01 3:09 PM, "Justin Mayer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another side effect of using the existing "Last Name" and "First Name"
fields for kanji characters is that the name of the contact is listed as "??
??" in the title of the open
On 3/21/01 5:11 PM, "Jeremy Whipple" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2001-03-21 at 15:20 -0800, Paul Berkowitz wrote:
On 3/21/01 3:09 PM, "Justin Mayer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another side effect of using the existing "Last Name" and "First Name"
fields for kanji characters is that the
On 3/21/01 3:09 PM, "Justin Mayer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been testing the "Japanese contact format" on a few contacts, and I'm
very impressed. Kudos! There only seemed to be one shortcoming, which I
would love to see addressed in an upcoming release.
I would prefer to use the "Last
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