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 abook FAQ
 ~~~~~~~~~
 
+Q: Can I recall the old value in editor?
+
+A: Yes, use up arrow to recall the old value.
+
+
 Q: How to query all addresses when I press 'Q' in mutt?
 
 A: Type "all" to the prompt.
@@ -26,10 +31,26 @@ A: Yes, it is possible starting from abook 0.4.15. See --add-email
    command line option and README.
 
 
-Q: Does abook support palm addressbooks?
+Q: How can I import my abook entries to my PalmOS addressbook?
+
+A: Export to palmcsv format, and import from there. Several GUI
+   applications such as jpilot can do this, but the simplest way is to
+   use pilot-addresses from the pilot-link package. Just export to
+   addresses.palmcsv, then run this:
+                                                                                
+   pilot-addresses -d abook -c abook -r addresses.palmcsv
+                                                                                
+   This will delete everything in the abook category and replace it with
+   the latest information from your abook database. By keeping your
+   abook entries in a separate category, you can continue to add and
+   modify entries in other categories manually, and pilot-addresses will
+   not change or delete them.
+   (This entry was contributed by Jeff Covey)
 
-A: No, but there are utilities to convert palm addressbooks to ldif
-   files. Abook can import ldif files.
+Q: Can I use abook in UTF-8 terminal emulator?
 
+A: Abook itself doesn't currently support UTF-8. You can use luit
+   (http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/luit/) or screen as a converter.
+   Luit comes also with recent versions of XFree86.
 
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