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@@ -7,36 +7,40 @@ Abook is an addressbook program with mutt mail client support.
 COMPILATION
 
 To compile abook you must have ncurses developement libraries installed.
 COMPILATION
 
 To compile abook you must have ncurses developement libraries installed.

-Starting from version 0.4.10 abook is know to compile with the native curses
+Starting from version 0.4.10 abook is known to compile with the native curses

 library of SUN Solaris and OpenBSD.
 
 library of SUN Solaris and OpenBSD.
 

-If you compile with --enable-debug flag you should run abook like this:
-abook 2> debug or abook 2> /dev/null. Abook has been compiled and tested
-successfully on following platforms: (NOTE: All versions of abook haven't
-been tested on all platforms.)
+If you compile with --enable-debug flag you should redirect standard error
+to somewhere. (for example abook 2> debug or abook 2> /dev/null. Abook has
+been compiled and tested successfully on following platforms:
+(NOTE: All versions of abook haven't been tested on all platforms.)

 
 Linux (Debian GNU/Linux 2.1/2.2, RedHat 6.x)
 Solaris 2.4
 Solaris 2.5
 Solaris 2.6
 
 Linux (Debian GNU/Linux 2.1/2.2, RedHat 6.x)
 Solaris 2.4
 Solaris 2.5
 Solaris 2.6

-FreeBSD 3.3 (newer versions should work)
+FreeBSD 3.3 (newer versions should be OK)

 OpenBSD
 NetBSD (reportedly requires ncurses to work properly)
 AIX 3.2.5
 HPUX
 Irix 6.5
 DEC alpha ?
 OpenBSD
 NetBSD (reportedly requires ncurses to work properly)
 AIX 3.2.5
 HPUX
 Irix 6.5
 DEC alpha ?

+GNU/Hurd

 
 INSTALLATION
 
 See INSTALL for detailed instructions.
 
 
 INSTALLATION
 
 See INSTALL for detailed instructions.
 

-If you want to use abook with mutt you should add following line to your
+If you want to use abook with mutt you should add following lines to your

 ~/.muttrc or to the systemwide /etc/Muttrc file.
 
 set query_command="abook --mutt-query '%s'"
 ~/.muttrc or to the systemwide /etc/Muttrc file.
 
 set query_command="abook --mutt-query '%s'"

+macro pager A |'abook --add-email'\n

 
 

-After this you can make queries from mutt using the query command ( Q ).
+After this you can make queries from mutt using the query command ('Q')
+and add sender e-mail addresses to the addressbook from pager using 'A'
+command. (Of course you can choose another keybinding if you like.)

 
 NOTES
 
 
 NOTES