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Hi
> Another one to the other: you enter the birthday in kab but
> korganizer does not care at all.So why the entry? If you remember
> to look into every (!) entry, every day, you better remember the
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Am Freitag, 18. Januar 2002 22:11 schrieb Jason Boxman:
> > However, the address management capabilities in KDE2 are...lets say...
> > simple. Almost all features that would make its use worthwhile are left
> > out.
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> Can you give me some examples?
On Friday 18 January 2002 04:04 pm, Hendrik Sattler wrote:
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> Am Freitag, 18. Januar 2002 15:28 schrieb Regnat Nikolaus:
> > Another question: Why does KDE have two adress managers (kadressbook and
> > kab)? Is there any reason for this (e.g. do we
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Am Freitag, 18. Januar 2002 15:28 schrieb Regnat Nikolaus:
> Another question: Why does KDE have two adress managers (kadressbook and
> kab)? Is there any reason for this (e.g. do we really need two adressbook
> applications)?
They are only frontends
I'm using kadressbook (from kdebase 2.2.2-13) and I'm having Problems to
import a list I just created and exported. Kadressbook just imports nothing
after I selected the addressbook.csv file. Am I doing anything wrong or is
this feature broken?
Another question: Why does KDE have two adress man
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