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* UID (ID to uniquely identify the address book card. This makes it much easier to synchronize with other sources and to keep track of changes.) | * UID (ID to uniquely identify the address book card. This makes it much easier to synchronize with other sources and to keep track of changes.) | ||
* [[XFN]] tags and/or personalised tags field - for easy grouping, and searching of contacts (maybe the Notes field can do it already?). | |||
* IM username field with protocol (list) field, or just single field to type the complete string needed to contact the person using desired protocol (Pidgin IM supports the most widely used).-Njpl | |||
Compare ideas posted at [[MailNews_Talk:Address_Book]]. | |||
'''Proposals for a new Card Edit form''' | |||
* Tab with Addresses, where Work and Home are side by side (not expandable, but addresses the resolution issue): | |||
Home Work | |||
Position [.......] | |||
Department [.......] | |||
Organisation/Company [.......] | |||
Address 1 [......] [.......] | |||
Address 2 [......] [.......] | |||
City [......] [.......] | |||
State/Province [......] [.......] | |||
ZIP/Postal Code [......] [.......] | |||
Country [......] [.......] | |||
* As someone wrote in Talk page of Address_Book, an Ultimate AddressBook relating the contacts and locations would be a truly innovative approach, where relations are introduced between locations and people, and maybe between people, too. The gmail approach is flexible in this case, but is not mappable to a spreadsheet. In this case, we can add sets of information, each containing a list of fields and a location. -Njpl |
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