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+Address formats can be a tricky thing. libkabc tries very hard to perfectly fit
+the needs of ~95% of users and to be at least sufficient for the other 5%.
+
+The formatting of an address depends on the destination country as well as on
+the origin country of a letter. Basically, the part indicating the destination
+country follows the rules of the country of origin, all the rest follows the
+rules of the destination country. So we need to store for every country a) the
+country positioning and b) the address formatting.
+
+Address formats should usually be stored in a country's entry.desktop. There we
+store the country position in field "AddressCountryPosition" and the address
+format in a field "AddressFormat". Note that for most countries one field
+"AddressFormat" is sufficient for personal as well as company addresses
+(because personal addresses look just like business addresses without company);
+however, in some countries (eg. Hungary) business addresses differ in their
+structure. In this case you have the possibility of adding another field
+"BusinessAddressFormat" which will be preferred for formatting of business
+addresses; if libkabc can't find such a field, it will fall back to
+"AddressFormat". (Please use BusinessAddressFormat ONLY if you really need to)
+
+The format consists mainly of tags that will be replaced by address fields.
+The list of tags may grow in the future, the format *might* change in the near
+future, but I hope not.
+
+Any comments very very welcome to kde-pim@kde.org or to jost@schenck.de.
+
+-Jost.
+
+Fields AddressFormat and BusinessAddressFormat
+------------------------------------------------
+%n  = real name
+%N  = REAL NAME
+%cm = company
+%CM = COMPANY
+%s  = street
+%S  = STREET
+%z  = zip code
+%l  = location
+%L  = LOCATION
+%r  = region
+%R  = REGION
+%p  = post office box
+%,  = conditional comma+whitespace, 
+      will be left out if the value left or right of it is purged
+%w  = conditional whitespace,
+      will be left out if the value left or right of it is purged
+%0(...) = the text inside the brackets will be completely purged if not
+      at least one tag inside it evaluates to something. Example: when the
+      address doesn't have a postbox, the string %0(PO Box %p) will not 
+      evaluate to "PO Box " but to an empty string.
+\n  = newline
+
+Field AddressCountryPosition
+------------------------------------------------
+below = country name below rest of address
+BELOW = country name below in capital letters
+above = country name above rest of address
+ABOVE = country name above in capital letters
+
+Some Tips
+------------------------------------------------
+- You sometimes have three fields in a line which can all be empty. If you eg.
+separate them all with conditional whitespace (same goes for cond. comma) like
+in "%z%w%r%w%l" and only the middle value (here: region) is empty, there will
+be no whitespace at all between the outer values (here: zipcode and location).
+To avoid this, combine two of these values with purge brackets: %0(%z%w%r)%w%l.