You're missing the point. They are not duplicate entries. TB!'s
address book is set up to display names in several formats, including
those common in various countries and contexts. If a user has not
filled in all the address book fields, then the entries might appear
to be duplicate, but that is because the program can only display what
the user has provided.
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JN
Alex Sanyukovitch wrote on Thursday, March 21, 2002:
> Hello Ron,
> Thursday, March 21, 2002, 10:42:19 AM, you wrote:
>>> The suggestions are a lot more sensible if you enter a middle name, too.
>>> And if you also set a prefix on the next tab, there are no duplicate
>>> suggestions any longer.
> Is it so difficult for a program to check a list and remove all
> duplicate entries?
RS>> Ah, I see said the blind man. I normally don't use middle initials,
RS>> but it does make sense now. Sorry for the "false" report.
> This is not a "false" report.
> The Bat! could (should!) handle this type of things...
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