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AZZ Cardfile

Description: Simple but flexible shareware cardfile program for organising data of all types.

Newest Review: ... registration (That’s what I did). Or ... if you’re really mean ... you can continue using his AZZ Cardfile ad ... more

... infinitum without paying. But, if you do, a polite reminder pops up from time to time asking you to kindly register. The website for this file is: http://www2.omnitel.net/zdramys/azzcardf ile/ He also has dozens of downloadable card files available on his site for users of his program. These are files which his users have sent him to get free registration (see above). They range from a list of Murphy’s Laws, through a file containing cards with the words to numerous French songs, and another giving recipes for...more

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AZZ Cardfile: This is a little beauty (743 words)
by Bateleur - written on 20.03.02 (Very useful, 250 readings)
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Anyone remember, back in the good old days of Windows 3.1, the simple little card file that was part of the package? The beauty of that was its flexibility. You could put anything you wanted (almost) on the card, in any layout you wanted. Then Bill Gates decided that he would make things ‘easy’ for us by providing us with already laid-out filing systems (e.g. the address books in MS Scheduler, Outlook, etc.) with dozens of fields for our contacts, most of which remain empty. For example, when you're adding someone's details to Bill's Outlook Address Book, how many of you fill in the field ‘Conferencing ...

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