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If you normally mail Bob X and Alice, instead of Bob Y and Alice; however, you frequently mail Bob Y. How would it know if you always type Bob's name first?
by snprbob86 17y ago
If you normally mail Bob X and Alice, instead of Bob Y and Alice; however, you frequently mail Bob Y. How would it know if you always type Bob's name first?
- JshWright 17y agoFrom the post: "Note that this only works if you're emailing more than two people at once." If you're just e-mailing Bob (X|Y) it won't care (or help) at all.
- snprbob86 17y agoRe-read what I wrote. The grand-parent post suggests improved auto-complete, but that is invalid because there is no additional information when entering the first of many names. Google implemented this feature outside of auto-complete because it only makes logical sense in the context of two or more recipients.
- JshWright 17y agoYep, sorry, I misunderstood the GP, and therefore misunderstood your reply. Thanks for the clarification.