Contact This is a stand alone address book for use with your e-mail client

Contact This 2.2

Contact This is a stand alone address book for use with your e-mail client which can import contacts from Entourage as well as both the Mac and Windows versions of Outlook and Outlook express. This new version features a more consistent OS X look, the ability to export .VCF files directly to an iPod, and is now distributed as an OS X package.

http://www.pariahware.com/contactthis.shtml

Buy ($15.00) / Download (1.3 MB)

pim, contact, manager, address, book, import, export, ipod

Popularity	Download	Avg. User Rating	Overall
Popularity	4%	-21%	-10%

Downloads:	54 / 3 (total / last month)
Released:	13-02-2003
Language:	English
Platform:	Mac PPC
Requirements:	MacOS X
Install:	No Install Support

Contact This Reviews

Rating:
Reviewed by:	cbriggs (10-Jan-2006 14:01:37 GMT)
Comment:	Great! How about the other way too? Import addresses from Address Book into Entourage?

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Reviewed by:	mondomac (10-Jan-2006 13:59:58 GMT)
Comment:	The version I installed looked like junk -- funky unreadable colors mostly. 10.1 OS. It did work though, before I removed it.

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Reviewed by:	MacBen (29-Dec-2005 18:41:49 GMT)
Comment:	Sounds promising? but didn't work for me. I get the "No records!" box, then can't click "agree" to the disclaimer, and a box comes up that says "An exception of class NilObjectException was not handled. The application must shut down." Too bad.

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Reviewed by:	MattWorld (29-Dec-2005 18:38:57 GMT)
Comment:	It's a nice app for transfering to iPod. Could use some stability refinements.

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Reviewed by:	zonMaster (29-Dec-2005 18:35:49 GMT)
Comment:	I think the premise of this app is great and very useful for those looking for a cocoa alternative to Entourage, but the application crashed 3x on me in just 5 minutes, not a good start. The layout of the contact fields could use some refinement as it looks a little clunky for a cocoa app. Otherwise, the idea is great and with some fine tuning I might be swayed back to Mail.app (Oh, quick, painless envelope printing would be dandy.)