Re: [Groupsuite-list] Address Book

[Jake S. <js...@us...>]

No, I was think along the lines of this example:

Example:
Sony World Headquarter - Adress ID 1
Sony Europe - Subadress of 1, ID 2
Sony Germany - Subadress of 2, ID 3
Sony Sales Norther Germany, Hamburg - Subadress of 3, ID 4
General Salesmanager Mr. Nobody, Employee of 4

Is it really necessary to have that level of detail? I agree that it is a=
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idea, but is it something that is really necessary. I personally think th=
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it could end up making the GUI cluttered and difficult to use.

For example is it not sufficient ot say

Example:
Sony World Headquarter - Adress ID 1
Sony Europe - Subadress of 1, ID 2
Sony Germany - Subadress of 1, ID 3
Sony Sales Norther Germany, Hamburg - Subadress of 1, ID 4
General Salesmanager Mr. Nobody, Employee of 4

How would you easily show (in the first example) that sony germany is a s=
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address of sony europe. Surely you want to find info as soon as possible.=
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believe that a good rule of thumb is that you should be able to find requ=
ired=20
information within 3 mouse clicks.


I don't mind showing people the demo of the system that I have already,=20
although it would be good if people could email me=20
(js...@us...) so that I can set them up a login.

Jake

On Tuesday 20 May 2003 20:30, TeamHost Limited wrote:
> Hi Jack,
>
> do you mean how to list employees of a company (and else)?
> There are several Alternatives...
>
> How about a scroll down menue (form) to select possible entries?
> Or a link which opens a new page (or pop up) with an employee list?
>
> Any other idea?
>
> cu Alexander
>
>
> PS: Would you be willing to share your demo-url here? Perhaps write
> something about your application within the "snippets-board"
>
> > Just a quick question, has anybody had any idea of how to display sub
> > addresses within the address book?
>
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