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Hi Ruth, It's very simple; email it to yourself. After logging into PINE: 1. Use 'c' to compose a new email to your own email address. 2. Press ^r (control-r) to read the addressbook into the body of your email. When it asks for a filename, use: ~/.addressbook (that's a tilde, forward slash, a dot and the word 'addressbook') 3. Send it. When it arrives as an email in your account, just save it as you would any other other email, export it to a file or print it as you normally would any email. Hope this helps, FYI: quite a few CCN users still prefer PINE, which has now progressed to version 1.0 called Alpine, although we still use version 4.64 of PINE. Tony @ CCN Help ---------------- > I am trying to get a copy of my addressbook on pine. When I try to > print it I only get what shows on the screen. I tried cut and past with > the same problem. Consulting the help files I should have been able to > save the whole list to my home directory but the files are blank. I > currently have to turn on terraterm and pine on my old computer to get > an address to use on my new computer. I don't want to put all of the > addresses on the new computer and I don't mind adding them manually but > I would like a printed list. I hope you have an answer for me. I am sure > very few people still use pine.
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