Description
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Converts Netscape ldif addressbook to pine addressbook

Usage
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/usr/bin/perl ldif2pine.pl < netscape-abook > pine-abook

Preparation
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To preserve your current .addressbook file, create a new
addressbook. Start pine and go to "Setup -> Addressbooks
-> Add Pers Abook"

How it works
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the nickname is created like that:
	givenname surname -> gsurname
the Fcc:-field goes:
	givenname surname -> givenname.surname

Nicknames and Fcc: are converted to lowercase, Fcc: does
not contain spaces.

the Fcc:-field is useful in conjunction with the
	by-fcc-of-from-then-from saved-msg-name-rule
setting in pine. Every in- and outgoing mail of one nickname
is automatically saved to a seperate folder.

Entries with multiple email addresses are translated to 
pine-like 'distribution lists'.

(known) Bugs
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Doesn't make sure that nicknames are unique.

8-bit characters: Supports "German Umlauts" only.

Documentation is written in bad english.

Author
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markus.sander@bigfoot.com, 6.1.2000

Changelog
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v 0.1.4
switched meaning of 'surname' and 'givenname'.
v 0.1.3
fixed umlaut substitution bug.
v 0.1.2
added conversion for german umlauts. thanks to alexs@class.de for the octcodes.
v.0.1.1
initial release
