Rod Lovett wrote:
> Can someone enlighten me how to delete redundant contacts in Seamonkey
> address book running in Kubuntu Linux.
> Had a look at Thunderbird again, easily done with a right click.
> Unfortunately this is not so in Seamonkey, and I have a lot of
> nobody@host.com edited listings in my Seamonkey address book to stop
> mistakes.
> Hope someone knows this basic important command if it exists.
> Best
> Rod,

you have to look under the Addition Email address. Open the
address book, and, on the right side, where you get the
columns of Name, Email, etc, look to the very far right of
that area, and you will see something that looks like a bent
arrow. If you click on that, you will get a listing for
more columns. Select just Email and Additional Email, and
unselect the others. Now, you should be able to find all
the "redundant" emails you don't want.

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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Rod Lovett wrote:
>> Can someone enlighten me how to delete redundant contacts in Seamonkey
>> address book running in Kubuntu Linux.
>> Had a look at Thunderbird again, easily done with a right click.
>> Unfortunately this is not so in Seamonkey, and I have a lot of
>> nobody@host.com edited listings in my Seamonkey address book to stop
>> mistakes.
>> Hope someone knows this basic important command if it exists.
>> Best
>> Rod,
>
> you have to look under the Addition Email address. Open the address
> book, and, on the right side, where you get the columns of Name, Email,
> etc, look to the very far right of that area, and you will see something
> that looks like a bent arrow. If you click on that, you will get a
> listing for more columns. Select just Email and Additional Email, and
> unselect the others. Now, you should be able to find all the
> "redundant" emails you don't want.
>
WOW! Thanks for the tip. (Never saw that before.)

Mike C wrote:
> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>> Rod Lovett wrote:
>>> Can someone enlighten me how to delete redundant contacts in Seamonkey
>>> address book running in Kubuntu Linux.
>>> Had a look at Thunderbird again, easily done with a right click.
>>> Unfortunately this is not so in Seamonkey, and I have a lot of
>>> nobody@host.com edited listings in my Seamonkey address book to stop
>>> mistakes.
>>> Hope someone knows this basic important command if it exists.
>>> Best
>>> Rod,
>> you have to look under the Addition Email address. Open the address
>> book, and, on the right side, where you get the columns of Name, Email,
>> etc, look to the very far right of that area, and you will see something
>> that looks like a bent arrow. If you click on that, you will get a
>> listing for more columns. Select just Email and Additional Email, and
>> unselect the others. Now, you should be able to find all the
>> "redundant" emails you don't want.
>>
> WOW! Thanks for the tip. (Never saw that before.)

you can't see that forest for those friken trees are in the
way, right!? ;-) :-D

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