How do I fix a mistake in a feature of Kmail?

[Steven Vollom]

Lindsay Mathieson wrote:
>> Is there a way to delete the wrong entry to end the
>> mistake?  My guess is that  many of you have made this
>> mistake.  Hopefully one of you found the cure.
>>     
>
> Hi Steven, you need to edit "Recent Addresses".
>
> >From Kmail:
>
> Settings Menu
>  - Configure Kmail
>
> Click the "Composer" Icon in the left hand vertical list
>
> The "General" tab should be current. 
>
> There is a "Edit Recent Addresses" button slightly below the
> middle of the window.
>
> Cheers - Lindsay
>
> Lindsay Mathieson
> http://members.optusnet.com.au/~blackpaw1/album
>
>   
Unfortunately on this box, I cannot get kmail to work, but I am sure it 
exists in thunderbird.  I see the logic.  Thanks so very much.  When I 
fix it in Thunderbird I will post the result, even give you a credit, if 
you like.  Actually I have done this before.  It is kind of like a 
sliver under your fingernail.

By the way, I built a new computer and installed Jaunty in it.  If you 
haven't done that yet, at least for me, more stable than Intrepid, and 
it solved my Kmail problem.  You won't believe it; I clicked on 
configuration, clicked a couple of buttons and it was configured.  15 
seconds tops, and finally I have my favorite email program again.  Oh, 
and I have one of nVidia's 780a chips and a fair video card, and the 
result from clicking a button to update my video driver took me from an 
excellent video to a breathtaking result.  The clarity and definition, 
the color, the 3D effects, it makes you think you could put your hand 
right into the monitor.  Unbelievable. 

 From what I heard, when it releases it may be 100% GUI, which means 
direct competition with Microsoft.  So who is going to pay for a lesser 
product especially when the better product is free?  I'd sell my 
Microsoft stock even if it is at a low.  And for those who are attracted 
to beautiful features, Jaunty is fabulous.  I have been an artist my 
whole life so I appreciate things like that more than perhaps a hacker, 
but even a hacker enjoys a good sunset.  Thanks again Lindsay!

Steven