many address book systems understand.
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complains: save-current-buffer: IO
error writing /dev/rfcomm0: Invalid argument.
I'm wondering if anyone else is able to dial in a similar manner or
is write-region just has problems with character device files.
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not
absolute; just a hint it appears.
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https://lists.sourceforge.net
. Is there something I'm
missing?
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to the records for the To: addresses instead
of just the stuff for the From: address.
What could I have done?
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in xemacs
(syncing is external to xemacs). I usually get asked twice.
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fields and going ahead and showing the
omitted fields. Most of the time I don't want to see them; but
sometimes I do. I found that if I did bbdb-unelide-record twice it
would show all the fields. I didn't find a good way to toggle back to
the omitted state.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Kågedal) writes:
Doug Alcorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Listening to the discussion on this list, I get the idea that some
of you are sharing .bbdb across hosts...[snip]... What other
solutions are there?
I use CVS, but I often have to resolve conflicts