On Tuesday, September 12 2000 18:43:01, stanislav shalunov wrote:
[...]
What do you mean? What buttons do you press?
t runs `bbdb-elide-record' maybe we are not talking about
the same thing ...
Or what? Or do you scroll? Is there an easy way to scroll?
Have you tried "n" and "p"?
I
Robert Fenk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, I have set bbdb-elided-display to t and
bbdb-pop-up-target-lines to 5 and usually all the important
records fit into that.
I basically want to see the notes ("funny-walking bald guy, seen at
conference so-and-so"); phone numbers and list of addresses
On Tuesday, September 12 2000 00:22:08, stanislav shalunov wrote:
[...]
Do you set pop-up window to 15 lines and hope everything fits?
(And have half of your screen estate wasted.)
No, I have set bbdb-elided-display to t and
bbdb-pop-up-target-lines to 5 and usually all the important
records
On Saturday, September 9 2000 00:44:02, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
[...]
Primarily since I get mail from mailing lists, I do not want to add
every sender to my database. That is why I disabled the auto creation
of records. I did notice that there were instances in the
documentation that
On September 12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
but I well you might also change the function
bbdb-format-record as indicated by the diff below,
which might do what you desire.
You may want to check if editing fields still works after this. I
suspect it may well break for fields below "notes".
On Saturday, September 9 2000 00:44:02, Sridhar Boovaraghavan wrote:
Thanks to Kai Großjohann and Robert Fenk for their suggestions
regarding the question that I asked.
[...]
bbdb/vm-snarf-all doesn't seem to do anything at present. (It does
show the results of bbdb-show-all-recipients, but
stanislav shalunov writes:
So, how are the users expected to set the thing so that they see the
notes that tell them who the hell a particular person is rather than
rarely used to send email phone numbers?
(setq bbdb-pop-up-elided-display '(list of fields you do not want in VM))
--
Colin
Running fsf emacs and bbdb-2.2
I thought I had the super inquisitive BBDB quieted down. With the
installation of 2.2 some weeks ago.
I haven't installed anything newer or knowingly changed anything in
.emacs or .gnus relating to bbdb.
.emacs contains:
(require 'bbdb)
(bbdb-initialize)
(setq
