Re: Balsa and Rubrica cooperation

[Bryan Butler <bbutler aoc nrao edu>]

i've always thought that balsa itself should have minimal
"groups" support.  a simple way to do this would be to
have it recognize the aliases in ~/.mailrc, IMHO (by reading
them in at startup, and then expanding them when the mail
is sent).


	-bryan


On 2003.07.06 10:12 Nicola wrote:
> 
> 
> Pawel Salek wrote:
> 
> > On 2003.07.05 11:13, Nicola wrote:
> > > Pawel Salek wrote:
> > >
> > > > On 2003.06.20 00:46, Nicola wrote:
> > > > > Rubrica features:
> > > > > * Rubrica can manage multiple addressbooks at sime time, store his
> > > > > data in a xml file, can import Netscape and Mozilla csv files, can
> > > > > import VCard files (file forma used by GnomeCard, Kaddressbook,
> > > > > Balsa, Kmail). Can export addressbooks to VCard, HTML, txt.  More
> > > > > file format can be easily added, thanks to xml.
> > > >
> > > > Short question: Can address lists be included in the address books?
> > >
> > > If you mean a list of addresses (street, number, ... for home, work,
> > > ... etc), yes I'm working on this features
> >
> > I meant rather the ability to create groups of e-mail addresses - or
> > generally entries in the address book - to be able to send an email to
> > all of them at once, eg. groups like "Friends", "Relatives", "Office",
> > "Project X" and so on. Observe that a single person may belong to
> > multiple groups. I think the address book in Mozilla implements a good
> > example of this feature.
> >
> > Pawel
> 
> No, rubrica doesn't have this feature, but I think it isn't hard to
> implement.
> Now address belong to one group only, I will work to extend. But rubrica is
> just an address book, emailer should search in addresses list the
> persons/addresses that belongs to a group.
> 
> Nicola
> 
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