Postbox Support
posted this on February 08, 2010 10:16 am
Postbox provides full read and write integration with the Mac OS X Address Book, so users can now keep all of their contacts in one location.
By default, new cards will be created in the native Mac Address Book. When reading a message from someone not in your address book, click on the Contact in the message header envelope and click add contact from the Contact Panel. This contact will be added to your Mac Address Book. Click on the contact again and click edit to open the Mac Address book and edit the card.
Contact photos added to the Mac System Address Book will appear in Postbox as well.
If you use a Directory Server and don't want Postbox to suggest matches from your local address book, go to Postbox | Preferences | Composition | Addressing and uncheck "Local Address Books."
To turn off support for the Mac System Address Book, select Address Book, from the Window menu, and then select Use Mac OS X Address Book from the File menu.
Within Mountain Lion, permission must be given to Postbox to use your Mac Address Book, now called "Contacts." If you are unable to access your Mac Address Book contacts within Postbox: