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* On 2005.08.23, in <7C58C674-0E55-4927-8473-6EB8F9D79081@xxxxxxxx.xxx>,
* "Casey West" <casey@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote:
> <p>
> I meet a lot of people and I'm trying to get into the habit of
> writing down some information about them.
> Things like phone numbers and names, and maybe how I met them or
> why I met them. Apple's Address Book
> application is great for that. But it falls short in one very
> important area. I can't store a photo!
> </p>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="USO-8859-1">
<Response>
<MeaningfulResponse id="1">
<TextualDescription tone="terse">
Sure you can. Here's how.
</TextualDescription>
<Methodology type="howto">
<Step sequence="1">Choose a person in your address book.</Step>
<Step sequence="2">Click "Edit."</Step>
<Step sequence="3" alternate="a">
Double-click the little square where a photo goes.
</Step>
<Step sequence="3" alternate="b">
Drag a photograph from Finder, or (presumably) iPhoto to the little
square where a photo goes.
</Step>
<Step sequence="4" alternate="a">
In the nice window, choose a photo and scale/crop/etc.
</Step>
<Step sequence="4" alternate="b">
In the nice window, photograph your contact, or a mock-up of your
contact, or perhaps a giant stuffed burro coated in tissue paper
using an iCamera thing.
</Step>
<Step sequence="5">Save it or something.</Step>
</Methodology>
</MeaningfulResponse>
<WryResponse id="1">
<TextualDescription>Again, please don't.</TextualDescription>
</WryResponse>
<ObHate>
Your software should be able to convert block ASCII text into HTML
paragraphs, don't you think?
</ObHate>
</Response>
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