Hi there,
in the address book, I can enter a name prefix for an address. I can't
find out how I can use that prefix when creating a new message or
replying to one. I'd like my message to say something like "Dear Mr.
Jones" or "Dear Mrs. Harris" automatically, using the name prefix from
the
Oliver wrote:
OS> in the address book, I can enter a name prefix for an address. I
OS> can't find out how I can use that prefix when creating a new
OS> message or replying to one. I'd like my message to say something
OS> like "Dear Mr. Jones" or "Dear Mrs. Harris" automatically, using
OS>
Oliver,
On Thursday, October 14, 1999, at 4:47 you wrote:
OS> That seems to be it. Hm, nobody about USING that prefix for
OS> something nice?
OS> Oliver Sturm
Hmmm, don't know if this is exactly what you want, but I set up new
message templates for certain people in my addressbook.
For exampl
Hi DINH Frederic,
On Mittwoch, 13. Oktober 1999 at 11:26:48 you wrote:
DF> Oliver wrote:
OS>> in the address book, I can enter a name prefix for an address. I
OS>> can't find out how I can use that prefix when creating a new
OS>> message or replying to one. I'd like my message to say som
Leif wrote:
LG> Other than that, I don't think TB actually uses the name prefix in
LG> the addressbook entry when creating a message. It is most likely
LG> just for informational purposes.
Maybe we could ask for a macro name prefix (%PREFIX ;-)). So we could
make a mailing (say, personnalized fo
Hi Leif Gregory,
On Donnerstag, 14. Oktober 1999 at 0:47:39 you wrote:
LG> Hmmm, don't know if this is exactly what you want, but I set up new
LG> message templates for certain people in my addressbook.
That's not exactly what I want ;) I meant this: Just like I can use
"Dear %TOFName," o
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