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Like any good e-mail client, Netscape Messenger includes an address book for storing all your e-mail addresses for easy access. When you enter peoples' names and e-mail addresses in your address book, you won't need to worry about losing their e-mail addresses or having to type them out when you send them messages. The next time you compose an e-mail to people, you can simply specify the recipient using the address book.
on the toolbar. Input the person's
first and last names, e-mail address, and a "nickname",
then click OK. When you type a person's
"nickname" in the To: box of a new message, Messenger will
recognize it, and the corresponding e-mail address will be displayed
when you press the "TAB" key on your keyboard to move
to the Subject box.
on
the toolbar. A Card window will pop up allowing
you to make changes. Click OK when
you are done making changes.
on the toolbar, or type the "DELETE"
key.
on the toolbar. A Message Composition window will appear with the
person's name and e-mail address already in the To: box. Finally, compose
your e-mail as you normally would.
on the toolbar. When the List window pops up, type a name,
a nickname, and a description for your list, then drag entries
from the Address
Book window
into this list. Click OK
when you are finished.
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