selecting from address book

On 6/25/06, jotaho <gmail.com">jtholmes2gmail.com> wrote:

I much prefer to compose a message, THEN pick contacts -- can't find a
way to do this in gmail??&nbsp; Some contacts have several email accounts.
I don't want to have to memorize any parts of addresses or do any
typing in the address box of the message. While type ahead if fine,
picking from a list seems like an option that would be used by many
gmailers, &nbsp;Different strokes ... ?



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On 6/25/06, Ryan Morehart <gmail.com">morehartgmail.com> wrote:

I don't _think_ (I could be wrong) that there's a way to do exactly what you want, sorry. However, you don't have to know part of their address... just start typing their name in the "To:&quot; box and Gmail will pop up a list, which you can then use to either click the correct one or keep typing until it is the top result and press enter.

Ryan

On 6/25/06, jotaho <gmail.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)"> jtholmes2gmail.com> wrote:

I much prefer to compose a message, THEN pick contacts -- can't find a
way to do this in gmail??&nbsp; Some contacts have several email accounts.
I don't want to have to memorize any parts of addresses or do any
typing in the address box of the message. While type ahead if fine,
picking from a list seems like an option that would be used by many
gmailers, &nbsp;Different strokes ... ?