Moz Champion wrote:
> Doug G wrote:
>> Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
>>
>>> The Thunderbird (1.06) Address Book has three folders:
>>>
>>> Personal Address Book
>>> addressbook
>>> Collected Addresses
>>>
>>> I think all saved-from-email addresses go into the Personal Address Book,
>>> for later transfer (or ...?). What is the Collected Addresses folder
>>> for?
>>>
>>> I think this is too complex a way to keep addresses.
>>>
>>> dj tuchler
>>
>>
>> In old versions of Mozilla and Netscape 6/7, the Collected Addresses
>> address book was the default location for saved (collected) outgoing
>> addresses.
>>
>> In TB 1.0.6 the location can be changed via Tools > Options > Advanced >
>> General Settings.
>
> If you prefer to use one Address Book, then do so
> transfer any email addresses from the ones you dont want to the one you
> want, then delete them
> You cant delete the Personal Address Book nor the Collected Addresses
> because they are built in, but you dont have to use the Collected
> Addresses anyway.
>
> You can have several address books, or just the one (just ignore the
> Collected Addresses - which is only used if you set TB to do so)
The Personal Address Book and Collected Addresses address books can be
renamed via the about:config extension or by editing a profile's
prefs.js file.
I changed the names via the prefs.js file.
user_pref("ldap_2.servers.pab.description", "Personal Address Book"); became
user_pref("ldap_2.servers.pab.description", "Family & Friends");
user_pref("ldap_2.servers.history.description", "Collected Addresses");
became
user_pref("ldap_2.servers.history.description", "PRC");
TB has to be closed when editing the prefs.js file.
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