Information Management - Contact Management

AZZ Cardfile v.3.1

Highly customizable free-form cardfile type database - manage contacts, references, notes, recipes. There are no predefined fields, which means you can use this program as a database for just about anything. Options include searching, printing, merging, networking, encrypting, web browsing, phone dialing and more. Simple, powerful and inexpensive.

Dawn v.5.1

Dawn converts Address Books among various Address Book Programs. Dawn is equipped with an extraction feature. It is absolutely free to use and distribute in the form seen here, but the source code is not freely distributable. New in this release: You can now manually edit entries, You can now search the addresses displayed in Classic mode, vCard (VCF) support, Outlook 2002 support, Simeon/Execmail support, Becky! support, Title, First Name, Middle Name, Last name are now supported in formats that support this, Bug fixes for the CSV format, Pegasus Mail, and others Dawn works with the following programs: Becky!, Corel WordPerfect Address Book, Pine (for PC and UNIX), Mozilla, Netscape 6, Netscape Communicator 4.x, Netscape Navigator 3.x, Opera, Outlook Express / Windows Address Book (WAB), Outlook 98/2000/2002, Palm Desktop, Simeon, ExecMail, Juno, Corel WordPerfect Address Book 8.x, Eudora 3.x and 4.x, Pegasus Mail 3.x, Other programs which can use/import/export LDAP/LDIF, Comma Separated Value (CSV), vCard (VCF), plain text, one per line or comma separated formats or store addresses in a text file

PhoneDeck v.1.3

Flexible, lightweight phone- and addressbook with a phone dialer.

! - Pigeonhole Organizer 1.22.02

Pigeonhole is the ultimate "Free Form" organizer. Just type or paste anything you want to remember into one of its pigeonholes. When you need to recall the information, all you have to do is move the mouse over the program and the contents of each pigeonhole appears in the viewer automatically as the mouse moves over it. No opening files, no keystrokes, no mouse clicks - You can see up to 175 different bits of information just by moving the mouse around.