Need "Address Book"

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Daze N. Knights

I'm needing a freeware application that serves as an address book in
which I can keep several hundred entries for people including their
physical addresses, zip codes, children, spouses, etc, etc, and which
has the ability to add custom fields (such as "Member of ARA? Yes or
No", as well as the ability to generate lists of the entries in
customizable formats. Can anyone point me toward such an app?

Daze
 
Daze said:
I'm needing a freeware application that serves as an address book in
which I can keep several hundred entries for people including their
physical addresses, zip codes, children, spouses, etc, etc, and which
has the ability to add custom fields (such as "Member of ARA? Yes or
No", as well as the ability to generate lists of the entries in
customizable formats. Can anyone point me toward such an app?

How 'bout a small, simple, customizable database program?

Little Lists has been around forever. It's now been totally abandoned.
It used to be freely available from its developer, but no more:

http://www.rkwest.com/downloads.shtml

Couple blurbs on these pages:

http://www.tech-sol.net/interlinks/inventory.htm

http://www.programfiles.com/default.asp?LinkID=2200

I didn't look long and hard, but didn't come up with a free download
site for it. The installer is "llistwin.exe" and is 1671KB on my
machine. If you are interested and can't easily find it, I can email it
to you or upload it to YouSendIt. Lemme know.
 
Mark said:
Little Lists has been around forever. It's now been totally abandoned.
It used to be freely available from its developer, but no more:

<snip>

Program: Little Lists For Windows
Author: R.K. West Consulting
W: LFW
Ware: (Freeware) was shareware; Registration Code: ST35888773343
ftp://ftp.externet.hu/freepc/WIN9X/OFFICE/DATABASE/llistwin.zip
(1 711 026 bytes) Windows 95/98 or better

FYI - a warning in an ACF post:

"LittleLists requires you to set the size of each field in advance, and
I found that if I went in to make changes after I had a few entries, it
would delete the bottom item from the list. Ouch!"

Susan
 
Mark said:
How 'bout a small, simple, customizable database program?

Little Lists has been around forever. It's now been totally abandoned.
It used to be freely available from its developer, but no more:

http://www.rkwest.com/downloads.shtml

Couple blurbs on these pages:

http://www.tech-sol.net/interlinks/inventory.htm

http://www.programfiles.com/default.asp?LinkID=2200

I didn't look long and hard, but didn't come up with a free download
site for it. The installer is "llistwin.exe" and is 1671KB on my
machine. If you are interested and can't easily find it, I can email it
to you or upload it to YouSendIt. Lemme know.

Thanks for the suggestion and doing a little looking around, Mark. Susan
seems to have found it, though. I'm downloading it now, and will give it
a spin to see if it suits my needs.

Daze
 
Susan said:
<snip>

Program: Little Lists For Windows
Author: R.K. West Consulting
W: LFW
Ware: (Freeware) was shareware; Registration Code: ST35888773343
ftp://ftp.externet.hu/freepc/WIN9X/OFFICE/DATABASE/llistwin.zip
(1 711 026 bytes) Windows 95/98 or better

FYI - a warning in an ACF post:

"LittleLists requires you to set the size of each field in advance, and
I found that if I went in to make changes after I had a few entries, it
would delete the bottom item from the list. Ouch!"

Susan

Thanks, Susan. And thanks for the heads-up on getting field sizes set
right the first time around.

Daze
 
Mark said:
How 'bout a small, simple, customizable database program?

Little Lists has been around forever. It's now been totally abandoned.
It used to be freely available from its developer, but no more:

http://www.rkwest.com/downloads.shtml

Couple blurbs on these pages:

http://www.tech-sol.net/interlinks/inventory.htm

http://www.programfiles.com/default.asp?LinkID=2200

I didn't look long and hard, but didn't come up with a free download
site for it. The installer is "llistwin.exe" and is 1671KB on my
machine. If you are interested and can't easily find it, I can email it
to you or upload it to YouSendIt. Lemme know.

I found this little beauty last year.
Look here:

http://www.runtime.org/redphone.htm

RedPhone - Address and Phone Organizer




RedPhone is an easy to use address and phone number organizer. Features
include plenty of space for business and home addresses, business, cell
and home phone no., email and web addresses and free form notes.

You can write emails and open a website and you can copy an address to
WinWord with the click of one button.
A search function lets you quickly find any information in your address
book.

You can also print a list of you contacts without any hassle.
Import and export your database - RedPhone supports several database
formats - or create as many new databases as you want.

RedPhone is network enabled, so you can share your data over the network.

System Requirements:
Pentium processor
8 MB RAM
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP

Price: Free - License Key: RXLVODO
 
John said:
I found this little beauty last year.
Look here:

http://www.runtime.org/redphone.htm

RedPhone - Address and Phone Organizer




RedPhone is an easy to use address and phone number organizer. Features
include plenty of space for business and home addresses, business, cell
and home phone no., email and web addresses and free form notes.

You can write emails and open a website and you can copy an address to
WinWord with the click of one button.
A search function lets you quickly find any information in your address
book.

You can also print a list of you contacts without any hassle.
Import and export your database - RedPhone supports several database
formats - or create as many new databases as you want.

RedPhone is network enabled, so you can share your data over the network.

System Requirements:
Pentium processor
8 MB RAM
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP

Price: Free - License Key: RXLVODO

Thanks, John. I found LittleLists to be satisfactory in most respects,
but not all. So, I'll give RedPhone a try.

Daze
 
Daze said:
John Watrous wrote:


Thanks, John. I found LittleLists to be satisfactory in most respects,
but not all. So, I'll give RedPhone a try.

Daze

Oh well. RedPhone is really designed for business contacts. (When
printing out records, it insists on listing business addresses as
primary and home addresses as secondary.) Also it doesn't allow for any
kind of customization at all (such as adding or renaming fields). And
there is no way to print out a hard copy of all of the information that
one has entered.
LittleLists was actually much more closely suited to my needs. Its worst
drawback was the inability to customize reports. It insisted on printing
all information for a single record on a single line, which generally
resulted in it becoming squished together and all garbled up.
Although my requirements for an address book are not really all that
much, I may have to end up using a full-fledged database program like
Access. It just seemed to me that there would likely be a freeware
application available to suit my needs. Perhaps not. :(

Daze
 
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