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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    [Bug 66578] Confirmation of adding to addressbook to limited
From:       Ingo "Klöcker" <kloecker () kde ! org>
Date:       2003-10-29 1:10:37
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------- Additional Comments From kloecker@kde.org  2003-10-29 02:10 -------
Subject: Re:  Confirmation of adding to addressbook to limited

On Tuesday 28 October 2003 08:25, Mikolaj Machowski wrote:
> Now I have idea: Why two entries in this context menu?
> Merge them into one: Add/Open in Address Book.
>
> If entry exists open it to edit, if no add to address book
> and present message box with choices:
> [Edit Now] [Edit Later]
> With default Later - in this way behaviour little:
> - user who just want to add entry have the same way - one click
> or can instantly fill entry with details
> - user who want to edit entry opens it automatically.

No. We explicitely added the Add to Address Book option because people 
wanted an option which simply adds an email address to the address book 
without popping up any further confirmation dialogs or whatever.

> Hmm. It may depend on typographic rules of languages but eg in
> Polish nicks are written with quotes - Jan "Jasiek" Kowalski
> (John "Johnny" Smith). Dropping quotes may cause
> misunderstandings. In your case this is transportation case
> but... OK you know better tech side of this problem.

In this case the quotes should be protected during transport for example 
like this: Jan "\"Jasiek\"" Kowalski

KMail currently doesn't do this automatically.
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