Re: Feature idea: Copying buddies

Anestis Kozakis <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.fire.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
At 02:35 2004/03/25, you wrote:
>I noticed today that there is no option to "copy" a buddy from the edit 
>menu. It struck me, as I sent a friend another friend's ICQ UIN#, that the 
>ability to just select a buddy and copy their user-ID might be terribly 
>useful. However, I'm not sure if that's the best result of a copy command, 
>as you might expect the whole buddy record to get copied rather than just 
>their user-ID. (Although I have no idea why this would be useful, as you'd 
>just be able to paste it back into the same buddy list, whereas a user-ID 
>copy could be pasted into an email, or a group copy/paste could serve as a 
>backup of the buddy list.)
>
>Does anyone else think this would be a valuable feature? Would there be 
>other behavior best associated with this?

One use of a "copy record" command would be to be able to copy a buddy 
from, say, 1 messenger account to another.

As a specific example, you have one account for work, and one for 
home.  Some fo your friends work in the same field you do, so you want to 
copy some of your buddies form the home account tot he work account.

>--Nik

Anestis (Don't ask why I'm up so early in the morning :-) 



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