I don't know why you get so upset. With the automatic addition of your
record, my BBDB is up to 7471 entries. The only thought about this that
has come to mind is that my computer needs more RAM.
BBDB started out as an experiment in programming constraint frames and
scrollbars in the TI Explorer window system.
I think it worked out very well for that.
-- Jamie
You are IN DENIAL. ALL of you.
2500 entries? You need to be CONFRONTED with your behavior. I, too,
was in denial and I have seen the light, and I am RECOVERING. So you
must be in denial also.
I acknowledge that I have lost control over my BBDB. I acknowledge
that a higher
> Actually, the correct fix is to change bbdb-insinuate-vm to use the
> hook that bbdb is desperate for, vm-select-message-hook, so it no
> longer has to try to replace the vm function (the replacement doesn't
> work properly with virtual folders).
Alternatively, it could use `defadvice', which l
Jim Blandy writes:
I suppose the quick fix would simply be to (load-library
"vm-motion") at the top. But maybe there's a reason to prefer the
patch below. The new bbdb-autoload-p and bbdb-overload functions
might also be useful elsewhere in BBDB.
Actually, the correct fix is to ch
No, this is NOT about running mailing lists out of BBDB! :-)
It is about dealing with mail that I sent to a listserv mailing list.
BBDB thinks it should process the name "Multiple revipients of" with
whatever list address is given.
How do I make BBDB ignore these messages?
Thanks,
Lance
Lance A. Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to do some processing on a user defined notes field, but
> am having problems deriving code to do this. Specifically I want to
> select records with a particular user-defined note field and apply a
> lisp function to each record.
(defun b
Hi,
I would like to do some processing on a user defined notes field, but
am having problems deriving code to do this. Specifically I want to
select records with a particular user-defined note field and apply a
lisp function to each record.
Lance
*chuckle*
I want a macro that will figure out what I don't want FOR me.
Bill
> Jack recently wrote:
Jack> I find that I can reasonably describe large groups of
Jack> entries that I want to keep, but the remainder is a mixed
Jack> bag of keepers and trash, and I pretty much have to deal
Jack> with them one by one
[ and ]
Jack> But I am curio
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