Michael Gordon wrote: > 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.
Thank you -- very helpful! _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
