Hello Thomas, Thanks for jumping in, as intended. You quoted me and wrote:
MS>> "It looks like it's the last used address on top. Do you all think MS>> this is a logical way to sort a list where you search an address to MS>> delete or one that you can't remember because you used it a long time MS>> ago, maybe?" > PMFJI. > I think this is the logical way. The most recent address is actually > most likely the one that I use most often, and therefore most likely > the correct address. MS>> I'd prefer to have it sorted alphabetically. > Please no! I would ensure that it always shows a non-desired address > first. I think I would disable autocomplete from history then (and > grieve for it). I think this is a misunderstanding, because in the email before that I wrote: MS>> I can, however, delete the entry this way when I use the above MS>> mentioned button on the right side of the address field to open the MS>> list, go down with the cursor key and hit enter. MS>> MS>> BTW: This list shows all entries in a non alphabetic order, so it can be MS>> hard to find the entry to delete. What order is used there? So I thought it was obvious that I did *not* mean the list that pops up as soon as you start typing (let's call it the "autocomplete list"). There, I agree, the last used item should be on top. Instead I meant the list of manually entered addresses (let's call it the "manual address list", that's the one that opens when you click the down-arrow-button on the right of an address field). I think an alphabetic list would make more sense there, since this is just a list of all addresses I ever typed in manually, so it would be more easy to find an item. Or am I getting something wrong here? MS>> Hm, but I guess that's something that depends on taste and the way MS>> you use that list. I use it only to delete erratic or unused MS>> entries. > And I use the autocomplete function to autocomplete email addresses - > there you see how people use it differently. ;-) That's right again. I too use the autocomplete list to autocomplete, and the manual address list for managing manually entered addresses ;-) -- Martin TB! 4.0.14.7 on Windows XP 5.1 Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.0.14.7 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
