Address Books in Desktop Thundermail in Windows 11
I have just starting using Thundermail and one thing I am trying to understand better is Address Books in Desktop Thundermail in Windows 11.
I now have the following under address books: All address books (assume that this is just everything in all the address books), Personal Adress Book (empty), Contacts ( not sure where it comes from, probably 1 or both of the 2 emails of mine I have connected), Contacts (not sure where this came from but looks suspiciously like it comes from my gmail email or emails? as it is a long list), Thundermail Address Book (empty), Collected Addresses (looks like it picks these up from emails I send or receive).
I am interested in understanding what forms this initial list of address books, do they continue to reflect changes in the original source address books from outside or are they a once only transfer?), how I can manipulate them, probably to end up with: All address books, and other address books continuing various subsets for convenient access to a smaller list of contacts under these sub address book names.
Can I easily copy or move addresses between address books? Documentation already answering many of these questions may already exist? Thanks for any help or advice you may be able to provide.
Modificado por Wayne Mery a
Todas as respostas (3)
Are there any experts out there who can give me a bit more of a handle on Address Books and/or point me to some relevant documentation?
well, your wording confuses me and you mention using thundermail. I have no idea of anything special with thundermail. Posting a screenshot of your addressbooks may help. Generally, - the personal addressbook is the default that thunderbird uses. That is populated by either manually entering contacts, or by importing vcard or csv files - the collected addresses is populated if you set the option to collect outgoing email addresses. - you can drag addresses from one addressbook to another - if desired, you can add the gmail addressbook from the icon to add addressbooks - you can create mailing lists, using entries that exist within an addressbook. The mailing list becomes a subset of that addressbook.
It may help you if you give a specific example of what you are wanting to do.
Thanks David. That helps. I will come back when and if I have a specific issue.
Deve iniciar a sessão com a sua conta para responder às mensagens. Por favor, comece uma nova pergunta, se ainda não tiver uma conta.