62002 User-defined fields can be used to store extra information about an address book entry. This wizard will assist you in creating a new user-defined field for your current address book folder.
62137 UdfWiz.bmp
62138 User-defined fields (UDF)s are categories you use to classify people and companies in your Address Book. You can use user-defined fields to combine and group companies, individuals and contacts in many different ways such as by occupation, hobby, income level, or any other criteria you want to use.\nA stock broker, for example, might create a UDF for the type of stock each of her prospects or customers is interested in (Gold, Blue Chip, High Tech, Transportation) and their investment approach (Conservative, Speculative, High Risk). This would allow her to pull together all the speculative investors interested in high tech stocks from her Address Book.
62139 A Table User-defined field is used for general classifications. It consists of a heading, such as Personal Interests, and a drop-down list of items, say, Gardening, Sports, and Theater. You set up the headings and add the items to a drop-down table. You can then select an item whenever you assign the UDF to an address book entry. You can only select items from a table; you cannot type directly into a table UDF.
62140 A Date User-defined field is used for dates only. This could include recurring events such as birthdays and anniversaries, or one-time events such as a review date on a big project. For this type of UDF, you can select from a drop-down calendar. You can also include any date UDF in your Hotlist window.
62141 An Alphanumeric User-defined field is used for code numbers or special identifiers that are unique to each address book entry. Typical examples are social security numbers, policy codes, and serial numbers. This type of UDF can contain text and numbers, just like table-type UDFs.
62142 A Numeric User-defined field is used for figures only. Examples might be total company sales, number of employees, purchasing volume, and courier slip numbers. Unless you specify otherwise, there are no decimal places in a numeric UDF.
62143 A Table User-defined field is used for general classifications. It consists of a heading, such as Personal Interests, and a drop-down list of items, say, Gardening, Sports, and Theater.\nAdd the items that you wish to be able to assign to an address book entry here. You will then be able to select one or many of these items whenever you assign the UDF to an address book entry.
62144 Select the type or types of address book entries you want this new User-defined field to apply to.\n\nClick Finish to add your new Table User-defined field to your address book.
62145 Select Include in Hotlist to have this User-defined field appear in your Hotlist.\n\nIndicate if this User-defined field is an annually recurring event, such as an anniversary or contract renewal.\n\nSelect the type or types of address book entries you want this new User-defined field to apply to.\n\nClick Finish to add your new Date User-defined field to your address book.
62146 Enter the maximum number of characters this User-defined field should store.\n\nSelect the type or types of address book entries you want this new User-defined field to apply to.\n\nClick Finish to add your new Alphanumeric User-defined field to your address book.
62147 Enter the number of decimal places that this User-defined field should store\n\nSelect the type or types of address book entries you want this new User-defined field to apply to.\n\nClick Finish to add your new Numeric User-defined field to your address book.
62148 The new user-defined field must have a name. Please enter a descriptive name for the new field (e.g. Hobbies).
62149 "%1" table values :
62150 The value for the number of decimal places entered is not valid. Please enter a number between 0 and 10.
62151 The value for maximum field length entered is not valid. Please enter a number between 1 and 119.
62152 You do not have sufficient user rights to add user-defined fields to this address book folder.
