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> These fields are AutoFill’ed using data from the users personal record in the local operating system address book. Sorry, maybe a stupid question, but can so
by retube 16y ago
> These fields are AutoFill’ed using data from the users personal record in the local operating system address book.
Sorry, maybe a stupid question, but can someone explain this? I had no idea my OS had an address book. Why does it have this? If it does, how do I put stuff in it? Or delete stuff in it? Is this just on mac, or windows and linux too?
- roryokane 16y agoOn Mac, there is an application called Address Book in the Applications folder. It comes with the OS so as to allow apps to integrate with it. Such apps include Safari, as we have seen, and Mail (the email program). Adding and editing contacts should be obvious from the interface – click a + at the bottom to add a new contact or contact group. I don’t know if Windows or Linux have address books.
- moxiemk1 16y agoI'm quite sure that Windows has a system-wide address book service managed by the Address Book application as well, or at least does in recent versions.