Edit Saved Address
08-17-14, 02:51 PM
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Edit Saved Address
So I created a new address in the Address Book but discovered that I had incorrectly entered the address street number. There is a screen to edit addresses but when you choose to edit the Location (which is the street address) all you get are arrows where you can navigate to a different position. That is not very useful as I don't know the location but I do know the correct address.
The only solution I found was to delete the address book entry and start all over. There must be a simple command to edit the street location. Just about any software I've used permits editing of the individual fields. Why is this so difficult? Hopefully I'm overlooking the obvious.
The only solution I found was to delete the address book entry and start all over. There must be a simple command to edit the street location. Just about any software I've used permits editing of the individual fields. Why is this so difficult? Hopefully I'm overlooking the obvious.
08-17-14, 05:56 PM
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So I created a new address in the Address Book but discovered that I had incorrectly entered the address street number. There is a screen to edit addresses but when you choose to edit the Location (which is the street address) all you get are arrows where you can navigate to a different position. That is not very useful as I don't know the location but I do know the correct address.
The only solution I found was to delete the address book entry and start all over. There must be a simple command to edit the street location. Just about any software I've used permits editing of the individual fields. Why is this so difficult? Hopefully I'm overlooking the obvious.
The only solution I found was to delete the address book entry and start all over. There must be a simple command to edit the street location. Just about any software I've used permits editing of the individual fields. Why is this so difficult? Hopefully I'm overlooking the obvious.
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