Charly Brown wrote:
On Jul 15, 2:21 pm, Daniel<[email protected]> wrote:
Charly Brown wrote:
On Jul 14, 3:45 pm, Daniel<[email protected]> wrote:
Charly Brown wrote:
On Jul 11, 9:29 pm, "Paul B. Gallagher"
<[email protected]> wrote:
Charly Brown wrote:
2) Unfortunately imho the "collect all"addresscollection function
to get all addresses from to or cc sentaddresslists in received
e-mails is not given any more since the days mozilla evolved from
netscape. Or have I overlooked something? How can I quickly (one
click) harvest all e-mail addresses from an incoming mail into my
addressbook?
Look for them in your "Collected Addresses"addressbook, move them to
your PersonalAddressBookor whatever AB you like. You can edit them
before or after the move.
--
War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left.
--
Paul B. Gallagher
Yes, I helped myself earlier with just attempting to send a ReplyAll
mail and then sorting them out, but why the old "ImportAll Addresses"
from an incoming mail could not be added to SM?
Best C
I didn't know that any version of SeaMonkey/Mozilla/Netscape collected
e-mail addresses from incoming mail!! Out-going Mail, for sure, but
incoming, nup, never heard of it!
--
Daniel
Yes, it did Daniel. In Netscape you could right-click on the address
field of an incoming mail and it would offer you the choices of
a) Import the address (That address your cursor was on) and
b) Import all addresses (obviously all in the to and cc)
By choosing "Import all" - all addresses were without typos added to
your pab and from there you could duplicate them either as bunch into
one mailing list ab or individually drag and drop them into different
address books - while you where not loosing them in the pab (that is:
they were individually or as bunch DUPLICATED - something which also
doesn't work any longer in sm since quiet some versions).
Well, Charly,....that's my thing for today, then!
--
Daniel
Daniel, does that mean you'll get down to work today and provide a
patch? That would really be fantastic!
Maybe it then also could be worked in to decide if one wants to drag-
n'drop addresses from one ab to another ab and thereby migrate and
automatically delete them in the original ab OR if one wants to COPY
them, means retaining them in the first ab.
Thanks
C
Charly, when you were younger, were you ever told that you should learn
something new every day??....This was my thing for today!
"you'll get down to work today"...it's probably well past the time I
should be in bed....(but then my footy team has just won by nine points,
so it was worth staying up!!) And, unfortunately, I haven't done any
programing in almost twenty years, and then it was just BASIC and
Assembly language for 8085/Z80/6809 uPc's
--
Daniel
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