When I copy an email address inside a Mail doc, it not only copies the email but also copies their name and other random information. I know that in previous versions of Mail it would only copy the email address, how can I have it revert to this?
Thanks, as soon as I posted the question the answer popped up on the side. Ive not used Terminal much, but it worked smoothly. Thanks
Hello,
I'm highly interested in the exact opposite function 🙂.
Let us say I have an entry within my Address Book which has the following fields:
First : Howard
Last : Liebner
E-mail : hal@andromeda.spaceWhen I copy this E-mail address within Address Book and paste it wherever I need it, for example within Mail, I only get:
hal@andromeda.spacewhich isn't sufficient to get an E-mail with a decent To: header field (one with real persons firstname and lastname).
What I would like to get is:
Howard Liebnerwhich will display in any modern E-mail software (for example again Mail) as:
Howard LiebnerPlease note that for decency I gave here an example which isn't too "rude".
In real life I have to deal with E-mail addresses where the technical part, the one between
'<' and '>' range from completely stupid to rude (I trust your imagination to be able
to see what I mean, since everyone has to deal with such communication problems).
How may I systematicaly copy a complete E-mail address from Adress Book?
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Copy and Paste addresses inside Mail