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Filtering in Eudora based on Mac OS X Address Book Group
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speisert - 10:32am May 3, 2007 PSTIs there a method of filtering in Eudora based on the Mac OS X Address Book group (not the Eudora address book group) that the sender/recipient is in?
At the moment, I have a huge amount of Eudora filters that could be vastly simplified if I could use the Mac OS X Address Book group information, where the names are already sorted. Admittedly, I could make Eudora address book groups that duplicate the Mac OS X Address Book groups, but this also presents a redundant list and a large maintenance hassle.
Thank you,
Sean
Lewis Butler (apparently)
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May 4, 2007 11:59 am
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Re: Filtering in Eudora based on Mac OS X Address Book Group
On 3-May-2007, at 11:32, speisert wrote:
> Is there a method of filtering in Eudora based on the Mac OS X
> Address Book group (not the Eudora address book group) that the
> sender/recipient is in?
It's been a LONG time since I used Eudora.
< http://www.eudora.com/email/features/mac/index.html>
Mac OS X importer and address book sync: Simple import for Apple Mail
into Eudora. Eudora now takes advantage of the Apple address book to
provide the best of all email and address functionality.
Are you using the latest and greatest? (6.2.4
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speisert
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May 5, 2007 3:14 pm
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Re: Filtering in Eudora based on Mac OS X Address Book Group
Yes, I am using 6.2.4. Eudora does see the addresses in the Mac OS X address book, but does not *appear* to see the groups (as far as I can tell).
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