Say what the address book is
Write to somebody by typing three letters.
The address book is your mail program’s own list of names and addresses. Type three letters and it offers the rest.
It also shows a name where an address would be, so you can see who wrote.
Key points
- The address book holds the names and addresses you have saved
- Typing a few letters offers the rest, spelled correctly
What to remember
- Pick the offered name. It is spelled right.
- A saved name cannot be misspelled.
Try this
Find Add to contacts on a message from a friend, then start a message and type three letters.
Practice: Say what the address book is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.