No Mail, vá para Window - > Destinatários anteriores. Você pode então adicioná-los ao seu catálogo de endereços. Se você quiser exportar a lista para um arquivo, você pode fazê-lo no Terminal, acessando diretamente o banco de dados sqlite.
acessando diretamente o banco de dados sqlite a> com sqlite3. Trecho do link (formatando o meu):This turns out to be more complicated than I had hoped, but it is possible.
The Apple mail program uses a database program available in Unix called “sqlite3.” The executable is in /usr/bin. For information about this program, type “man sqlite3” in a terminal window. Also, there is information on the web, at www.sqlite.org. A friend whose day job is in database administration helped me work this out.
First, go the proper directory in a terminal window:
cd ~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook
The file of interest is MailRecents-v4abcdmr.
Note that the
file
command describes this as:$ file MailRecents-v4abcdmr MailRecents-v4.abcdmr: SQLite database (Version 3) $ sqlite3 MailRecents-v4.abcdmr SQLite version 3.4.0 Enter ".help" for instructions sqlite>
Let’s see the headers:
sqlite> .headers ON
Now, let’s get some information about what’s in this database file:
sqlite> select * from SQLITE_MASTER; /* don’t forget the semicolon */ /* lots of output */
The table
ZABCDMAILRECENT
is of interest to us. Note that the last 3 columns are calledZLASTNAME
,ZFIRSTNAME
, andZEMAIL
. We want these from the table, in columns, in filename.txt.sqlite> .mode columns ZABCDMAILRECENT sqlite> .width 15 15 36 /* make sure the columns are wide enough */ sqlite> .output filename.txt /* note: no ‘;’ */ sqlite:> select ZLASTNAME, ZFIRSTNAME, ZEMAIL from ZABCDMAILRECENT; sqlite> .exit
Done. The email names and addresses are now in
filename.txt
, one per line.Maybe, someday, someone at Apple will add this capability to mail.