On Enj , 2004-05-13 at 00:02 +0200, David Marín Carreño wrote: > On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 18:05 -0400, Aaron Weber wrote: > > David: > > > > To handle multi-word last names, enter "Marin Carreño, David" in the > > "File Under" text box. > > > > Do you mean "File as" text box? > > In that case, I must enter all Spanish names twice (first in "Full name" > text box, and then in "File as" textbox) while entering new contacts. > > That is the workaround I have been using for two years, but... that > doesn't solve the problem: I need a truly i18n'ed addressbook! ;-) > > The only thing I must say is that Outlook, in Spanish, splits well our > names, or, at least, let us to select the correct division among some > possible usual divisions. > > I'd like an similar behaviour in Evolution in Spanish. :-) You can type "Last Name, First Name" in the "name" field, and it will file it properly in the "File under:" field as well. Not that this is the best solution, but it's a better workaround than typing all of the names twice. :) -- dobey
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