On Wednesday Apr 3, 2002, Ronan Waide wrote:
> On March 28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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> > Hi,
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> > I just tried to use bbdb-merge-file with bbdb from current cvs (update
> > today). I get the following backtrace
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> I'm patching this
On Friday Jan 18, 2002, Robert Fenk wrote:
> On Tuesday, January 8, 2002 at 20:32:08, Galen Boyer wrote:
> > If I have a few records showing in my BBDB, is there anyway to
> > make the visible records remain while I search for a different
> > string. The resulting bbdb buffer would be a union
On Aug 28, 2001, Klaus Zeitler wrote:
> is there a way (like a regexp or some such) to remove additional text
> from user full names. I keep getting mails that contain user full names
> followed by text like:
> first_name last_name via the vacation program
> or also:
> first_name last_name via
I recently upgraded from 2.00.06 to 2.32 and had some
problems with VM integration, so I downloaded 2.33 from CVS
yesterday (8/21) and had a different set of problems. First
things first.
With 2.33 I started to get prompted to add alternate names
for all the Outlook format names that are Last,
Emacs : GNU Emacs 20.7.1 (i386-*-nt5.0.2195)
of Tue Jun 13 2000 on buffy
Package: BBDB 2.32
Hi, I didn't test this too much and sorry it's not a diff,
but the following changes allow bbdb to parse phone numbers
of the form:
123.456.7891
123/456-7891
That is where periods are use as separator
On Jul 6, 2001, Galen Boyer wrote:
> Maybe there needs to be two new variables to mirror the
> "elide-display" variables. Elide doesn't seem to be a word that
> would pop to someone's mind when they are trying to figure out
> how to change what fields are displayed in the BBDB buffer,
> althou
I don't have access to the cvs tree, but here's an addition
for BBDB VM integration. It lets VM automatically add
labels to messages based on the values of BBDB fields.
I use it this way. I have a mailing list for my fraternity
(stg) in the mail-alias field of my bbdb entries. Typically
all
