>>>>> "Robert" == Robert P Goldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> I have been using BBDB in its own frame with good results
Robert> as I said. However, I find that starting up emacs has now
Robert> become a groaningly slow process
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> Robert> demands that the BBDB format my entire database into the bbdb
> Robert> frame. This seems to take my emacs process forever. (I sit
> Robert> for a long time with "formatting"). I was thinking of
> Robert> replacing this
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Robert> demands that the BBDB format my entire database into the bbdb frame.
Robert> This seems to take my emacs process forever. (I sit for a long time
Robert> with "formatting"). I was thinking of replacing this with something
Robert> that either will d
Martin,
I have been using BBDB in its own frame with good results as I said.
However, I find that starting up emacs has now become a groaningly
slow process. Part of the problem, if I understand properly, is that
when I start up the bbdb frame, the form that you have been using:
(let ((bbdb
I have been using Martin Schwenke's stuff to put BBDB in its own frame
and I love it --- it really cuts down on the unpredictable
reformatting of my INBOX frame when I send mail back and forth.
Unfortunately, what one can't do is use the m command to send mail to
the person currently
I sent a previous piece of mail to this list about getting BBDB to
pop-up in its own frame under GNU Emacs (currently using 19.22).
Since my last mail I have come up with what I think is an excellent
scheme for doing this without making *any* changes to the current
version of BBDB. The only probl
