App not selectable as contacts app from mail client

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If i press the contact button from within my mail client i can select apps like 
built in contacts or astro filemanager but not corporate addressbook. This 
makes it impossible to send mail to multiple recipients.

/Anders

Original issue reported on code.google.com by anders.m...@gmail.com on 6 Dec 2010 at 12:07

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Hi Anders

Can you please provide more information on this requirement. When I go into my 
GMail or Email mail client on my Nexus One, I can only type in names / email 
addresses. I am not sure how you can get to Astro / your contact apps from 
there. Also if you are looking to email directly from the app, each email 
address has a mail button attached to it that will launch a dialog box asking 
you to choose between your different email handlers. Also you can save the 
contact information to your addressbook by pressing the Options button when you 
are viewing a particular contact's information. 

Please do let me know what exactly you are looking for and I will be glad to 
help.

Thanks
Vivek

Original comment by viveki...@gmail.com on 6 Dec 2010 at 6:10

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Hi. Thanks for the quick reply.
Please see the attached image.
From the mail client you can click the contact button circled in red.
When you do so you can in my case choose from astro or the built in contacts.

This is the only way to send a mail to multiple people, of I do it from your 
app the mail client will open a new mail for each contact.

I hope i made my self clear.

Thanks in advice, Anders

Original comment by anders.m...@gmail.com on 6 Dec 2010 at 9:42

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Hi Anders 

Ok this does make sense now. This looks like a feature that is not available in 
the default Android but in the Sense UI skin. I will see if I can add support 
for this. Thank you for the screen shot that really helped explain things much 
better.

Thanks
Vivek

Original comment by viveki...@gmail.com on 6 Dec 2010 at 9:56