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#
# Configuration file for the Addressbook program
#
#
# Set the language (german french english dutch)
language english
# The library directory
libdir /usr/lib/addressbook
# some adressfiles for fast switching
# the first is loaded at startup
adrfile1 /etc/addressbook/addresses.dat
adrfile1alias "Default addresses"
adrfile2 ~/.addresses.dat
adrfile2alias "Private addresses"
# Your country (only the code)
mycountry USA
# Your telephone area code (for correct omission for local calls)
# including the 1 for USA (like 1212 for New York)
myareacode 1212
# Your dialoutprefix for local calls inside your telephone installation
# If you have a standalone phone, it sould be empty
dialoutlocal {}
# Your dialoutprefix for long distance calls inside your tel. installation
dialoutdistance {}
# The path to some programms
latex /usr/bin/latex
dvips /usr/bin/dvips
mpage /usr/bin/mpage
gawk /usr/bin/gawk
# Programm which is called to dial a phone number (use %number for number)
callprog,phone {/usr/sbin/chat -l LCK..ttyS1 -t 90 ABORT BUSY "" ATZ0 OK ATDP%number OK >/dev/ttyS1 </dev/ttyS1 2>/tmp/err &}
#callprog,phone {/usr/local/bin/zplay -s -b "[900,0,5]"}
# Programm which is called to send a fax (use %number)
#callprog,fax {/usr/local/bin/sendfax %number}
#callprog,fax {makefax %number &}
callprog,fax {echo config says I cannot fax, but the number is %number}
# Programm which is called to send a email (use %number for emailaddress)
callprog,email {xterm -e mutt %number &}
# Programm which is called to look at a WWW page (use %number for URL)
callprog,www {echo "if netscape -remote \"openUrl(%number)\"; then exec /bin/true ; else exec netscape \"%number\"; fi" | sh &}
# Actionbuttons only put to stdout (instead of calling upper programs)
only_stdout YES
# The default searchtype (1=exact, 2=match, 3=regexp)
searchtype match
# The selection mask for filenames (endings of datafiles)
select_mask ".dat"
#select_mask "*"
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