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|Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Address Book in Mozilla Thunderbird

|In this tutorial we will learn how to add, view, modify and delete contacts from the Address Book.  

|Create a New Address Book.  

|Delete an existing Address Book.  

|Import contacts from other mail accounts.  

|Here we are using Mozilla Thunderbird 13.0.1 on Ubuntu 12.04.  

|What is an Address Book?  

|An address book works the same way as the Contacts feature in your mobile phone.  

|You can use the Address Book to create and maintain contacts.  

|Personal address book allows you to create new contacts.  

|Collected address book automatically collects the email addresses from outgoing or sent mails.  

|Click on the Thunderbird icon in the Launcher.  

|The Thunderbird window opens.  

|Now, let’s learn to add contacts in the Personal Address Book.  

|From the Main menu, click on Tools and Address Book.  

|The Address Book dialog box appears.  

|In the left panel, you can see both the Personal and Collected Address Books.  

|By default the Personal Address Book is selected in the left panel.  

|The top half displays the contacts.  

|In the toolbar, click New Contact.  

|The New Contact dialog box appears.  

|Click the Contact tab.  

|Let’s enter First as AMyNewContact.  

|Enter Email as USERONE at GMAIL dot COM

|Note that the field Display Name is automatically updated with the First Name.   

|Click the Private tab. Use this tab to store the complete postal address for the contact.  

|You can use the Work, Other and Photo tabs to store relevant information and even the photograph of the contact.  

|Click OK.  

|In the same manner let’s add two more contacts VMyNewContact and ZMyNewContact.  

|From the Main Menu, click on View, Sort by and Name.  

|Notice, that the contacts are sorted in the ascending order, by default.  

|To sort it in the ascending order, from the Main Menu, click on View, Sort by and Ascending.  

|Alternately, in the Address Book dialog box, from the right panel, simply click on Name.  

|We can search for a contact using the Name or the By Email.  

|Let’s search for the name AMyNewContact.  

|Go to the Address Book dialog box.   

|In the Search field, enter AMyNewContact.  

|Notice, the Search field.  

|Instead of the Magnifying glass icon, a small cross icon is displayed.  

|Only the contact AMyNewContact is displayed in the top right panel.  

|The Edit Contact For ZMyNewContact dialog box appears.  

|Let’s change the name to MMyNewContact.  

|Now, let’s change the Field Display Name to MMyNewContact.  

|Click the Work tab.  

|In the Title enter Manager and in Department enter HR.Click OK.  

|Look at the contact details in the bottom right panel.It has been updated.  

|First, select the Contact.  

|Right-click to view the context menu and click Delete.  

| A confirmation dialog box appears.Click OK.

|Right-click to view the context menu and select Delete.  

|A dialog box requesting you to confirm the delete action appears.Click OK.  

|Create a new address book called Additional Office Contacts.  

|Use the Edit option in the Address Book toolbar  

|From the Main menu in the Address Book dialog box, select Edit and Search Addresses.  

|Use the Advanced Search option to search for addresses.  

|Let’s import the contacts from our Gmail account.  

|Open a fresh browser and the type the url www.gmail.com.Press Enter.  

|The Gmail home page appears.  

|Enter the Username as STUSERONE at gmail dot com. Enter your password.  

|Click Sign In. The Gmail window appears.  

|For the purposes of this tutorial we have created four contacts in Gmail.  

|From the top-left of the Gmail window, click on GMail and Contacts.  

| The Contacts tab appears.

|Click More and select Export.  

|The Export contacts dialog box appears.  

|In the field Which contacts do you want to export?, select All contacts.  

|In the field Which export format?, select Outlook CSV format. Click Export.  

|The Opening contacts.csv dialog box appears.  

|Select Save File. Click OK.  

|The Downloads dialog box appears.  

|The file is saved as contacts.csv in the default Downloads folder.  

|Close the Downloads dialog box.  

|From the Main menu, click Tools and select Import.  

|The Import dialog box appears.  

|Select Address Books. Click Next.  

|From the Select type of file list, click on Text file. Click Next.  

|Browse to Downloads folder.  

|Let’s select Last Name field on the left and click the Move Down button.  

|Notice, that the Last Name on the Address Book fields column and the Last Name on the Record data to import column are now aligned.  

|Now, select Primary Email, and click on the Move Down button until it is aligned to E-mail Address. Click OK.  

|A message that the address book has been imported is displayed. Click Finish.  

|The Gmail Address Book is imported to Thunderbird.  

|In the left panel of the Address Book dialog box, a new folder contacts has been added.  

|Click on contacts. 

|The First Names along with the email address are displayed.  

|Close the Address Book by clicking on the red cross on the top left corner of the dialog box.  

|Finally, log out of Thunderbird. From the Main menu, click File and Quit.  

|In this tutorial we learnt how to add, view, modify and delete contacts from the Address Book. We also learnt how to:  

|Create a New Address Book.  

|Delete an existing Address Book.  

|Import contacts from other mail accounts.  

|Here is an assignment for you.

|Create a new address book  

|Add and view contacts  

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