The Address Book

	The Address Book stores commonly used addresses for you to
refer to or use in your composed messages. In addition, you can search
on any of the address fields. An address book entry consists of:


Name
	This is an alias or nickname you will use to refer to this
address.


Address
	An e-mail address or multiple addresses (separated by commas)
which will be used in a message.

Groups
	Names of address groups this address is associated with. When
composing messages, entries may be completed/inserted individually by
matching their name, or entire groups of people may be inserted by
matching a group name. Multiple groups are separated by a space and/or
comma.

Comment
	Anything else you want to remember about this address. This
information is not used by the program.


	There are two list windows shown. The one on the left contains
your entire address book. The one on the right is filled in as the
result of searches. It will only contain matching entries from the
last search operation. If you select a list item (either list), you
will be able to modify it or remove it from your address book. You can
only Add an entry starting from a fresh empty window (nothing
currently selected). The Reset button may be used to clear the current
selection and reset the window state.

	To search for an item, enter what you are searching for in the
appropriate text field, and select the Search button. Any matching
text from ANY address book entity will be returned in the search
result list. Matches are not case sensitive, so "me" will match any of
"ME", "Me", "me".
	They are also not position sensitive, so a search for "ich"
will find "Richard" and "Jericho". Any of the four text input fields
may be used for the search. Any field which produces a match will be
displayed.

	To use an address entry in a compose window address field,
type enough of the Name part of the entry to make it unique, and hit
the [tab] key. The Address part of the entry will be filled in for
you.  As you become more familiar with this use, you will find that
short, unique names containing no spaces work best for this
completion.
	To use a group name in a compose window address field,
type a complete group name, and hit the [tab] key. The Address part of
the entry for each Address Book entry containing that group name will
be filled in for you. Group entries take precedence in completion, but
must be matched completely. If no group entries are found, an attempt is
then made to match the (partial or complete) Name.
	You may also "drag" a name from either of the lists into a
compose address field, and hit the [tab] key while the cursor is
positioned somewhere within the name which was dragged. Generally the
middle mouse button performs a list "drag" operation.