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Hi Julian,

@11 July 2002, 16:38 +0100  Julian Knight [JK] in
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Pearlstone:

MDP>> Not to me! Why does an email client and an email address list
MDP>> need all of that data?

JK> Well I NEED an address book in my email client and I NEED an address
JK> book in my "Diary".

But that's fuzzy thinking because of language. You NEED a PIM with an address
book and a diary. You NEED an email client with an *email address
manager*. An email address is *not* a physical address. You do
different things with it.

JK> It seems sensible to me to have one address book with the
JK> information I need in it,

Why not have one database with every single piece of information about
everything you keep on your computer in it? I say keep unrelated things
separate. The only things in common *might* be contact names. Why
might? Because how you address someone in a letter or on the phone
often differs from how you refer to them in email. It certainly does
for me.

This is the point I'm trying to make. You are being blinkered by the
term "Address Book" and can't see the different functions performed by
both. Why does your PIM need to have an email reply template embedded
in it? Why does your email address manager need a phone number? I
suggest that neither need to encroach on the other's areas of
expertise and that both are required and should be separate.

- --
Cheers -- .\\arck D. Pearlstone -- List moderator
SB! v1.61 on Windows 2000 5.0.2195 Service Pack 2
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