On Friday, 11. May 2001 18:50, Lars Knoll wrote:
> I can only agree. The tradtional kmail address book is a pain to use and
> should have been faded out before KDE-2. The KAB frontend is better, but
> still far behind abbrower IMO. abbrowser offers everything you need for an
> adressbook application is easy to use and integrates well into kmail. We
> should really make it the default for KDE-2.2 and get rid of the other
> variants.
>
> It is IMO _very_ important, that the default settings of applications (even
> if they still offer other alternatives) point to the implementation of a
> certain feature (in this case an addressbook), that provides the best
> solution for the problem, and not default to some mostly useless
> implementation.
>
yes, yes, yes. Traditional kmail and kab both can't stand any serious 
usability testing I'm afraid :(

Use abbrowser and integrate it into kmail.

Greetings, Stephan

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