On Mon 5-Jul-04 10:06pm -0400, Bill McCarthy wrote: > In my family address book, I have multiple entries for the with the > same email address. For example: > > Name Handle Address > ---- ------ ------- > Dad dd [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mom mm [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mom & Dad md [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > My templates use address book macros and pick up the same name no > matter whether I enter dd, mm or md. How do I get around this? > > Here's my new message macro: > > ----------------------------------------- > %_Addr="%ABToFirstName <%ABToEmail>"%- > %To=""%To=%_Addr%- > %From="%ABFromFirstName <%ABFromEmail>"%- > Dear %ABToFirstName, > > %Cursor > %QInclude="FamSig"%- > -----------------------------------------
Solved! Eliminate the duplicate email addresses by appending #1, #2, etc. to the addresses of entries with duplicate addresses. Now there are no duplicates to confuse TB!. I wasn't able to clear these tags in the template without causing address book macros from picking up the wrong information. I got around this by inserting the name of the QT that makes the change. First, in a new line before "%Cursor" (see above) add: %IF:"%SETPATTREGEXP='#'%REGEXPMATCH='%To'"="#"%- :"Hit_Ctrl_Space":""%- Now create a QT called, of course "Hit_Ctrl_Space.qt". Here it is: %SetPattRegExp='(.*?)#'%- %RegExpBlindMatch(%To)%- %To=""%To="%Subpatt(1)>"%- This approach fails if the To field has any address following a '#' address. Modifying the QT so it wipes out #\d+ and calling itself when there are any '#' remaining should solve this - maybe this weekend? -- Best regards, Bill ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
