BIll Spikowski wrote:
I see that I have two address books, "personal address book" and
"collected addresses."
What's the purpose of having two address books?
Which address book is queried when I begin to type in an addressee for
an e-mail?
Is there any advantage to maintaining them separately, as opposed to
combining them (so I wouldn't have to search both when looking for an
email address)?
Bill,
Both address books can be quered when you begin entering an e-mail
address into the "To:" field.
The Personal address book is your accounts personal address book where
you can manually enter data, have SM enter the e-mail address from a
received message, or create groups of addresses.
The Collected address book is unique to SeaMonkey and Thunderbird. Each
time you press the send button to send a message, SM saves the outgoing
address in the Collected address book. This book only contains a
listing of outgoing addresses, but you can click on an address in this
book and drag it over to your Personal Address Book. From there you can
enter other personal data about the owner of the address. It saves
making typo errors when entering addresses by hand. Errors like the
difference between #1 letters L, l, i, I, O, 0, and other similar
combinations.
Michael G
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