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Some tips and tricks for Address Book labels
There also seems to be some logic going on with the SEX of the individual. For example, if I add a spouse to a woman's card, it DOESN'T print on the envelope. However if I add a spouse to a man's card it does. If I add a child to either a man or a woman's card it does print. So the bigger question is how is Address Book guessing who's a man and who's a woman? Is it by the name?
Some tips and tricks for Address Book labels
You're exactly right! I couldn't get some of my cards to exhibit this behavior. Now I see that if the woman is listed on the card and the husband is the spouse, it won't work. But if I simply switch the first names so the husband is listed and the wife is the spouse, it does work. Why would they do this? And as you asked, how does it know?
Spouse name
I just tried this (OSX 10.4.3, Address Book 4.0.3) and the husband's name printed fine for most entries when he's listed as the spouse on the wife's card. We do a lot of pre-wedding sales and so we almost always have different last names for both. |
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