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Posted by Allan Waghalter on November 26, 2005, 8:48 am
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For years I have used an address book from Day Timers to maintain a 4x6 inch
double sided phone book I can carry in my daytimer. In addition to critical
phone numbers I carry that are not in my cell phone, I keep license numbers,
info on my printers, oil filter data etc, etc. This is an old DOS program
and doesn't support my printers anylonger. Now when I print it, the printer
loses synchronization of the back side and prints wrong.
Does anyone know of a current program that will print a compact two sided
phone directory?
Thanks,
Allan
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Posted by Jim Rojas on November 26, 2005, 9:15 am
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Symantec ACT! For Windows has used that format for years. It is a full
featured contact management system. I have been using it since the old DOS
days.
Jim Rojas
> For years I have used an address book from Day Timers to maintain a 4x6
> inch double sided phone book I can carry in my daytimer. In addition to
> critical phone numbers I carry that are not in my cell phone, I keep
> license numbers, info on my printers, oil filter data etc, etc. This is
> an old DOS program and doesn't support my printers anylonger. Now when
I
> print it, the printer loses synchronization of the back side and prints
> wrong.
>
> Does anyone know of a current program that will print a compact two
sided
> phone directory?
> Thanks,
> Allan
>
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Posted by mikey on November 26, 2005, 2:44 pm
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customization but they are great for small businessman
> Symantec ACT! For Windows has used that format for years. It is a full
> featured contact management system. I have been using it since the old DOS
> days.
>
> Jim Rojas
>
>
> > For years I have used an address book from Day Timers to maintain a 4x6
> > inch double sided phone book I can carry in my daytimer. In addition to
> > critical phone numbers I carry that are not in my cell phone, I keep
> > license numbers, info on my printers, oil filter data etc, etc. This is
> > an old DOS program and doesn't support my printers anylonger. Now when
> I
> > print it, the printer loses synchronization of the back side and prints
> > wrong.
> >
> > Does anyone know of a current program that will print a compact two
> sided
> > phone directory?
> > Thanks,
> > Allan
> >
>
>
>
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Posted by Frank Olson on November 26, 2005, 11:21 am
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> For years I have used an address book from Day Timers to maintain a 4x6 inch
> double sided phone book I can carry in my daytimer. In addition to critical
> phone numbers I carry that are not in my cell phone, I keep license numbers,
> info on my printers, oil filter data etc, etc. This is an old DOS program
> and doesn't support my printers anylonger. Now when I print it, the printer
> loses synchronization of the back side and prints wrong.
>
> Does anyone know of a current program that will print a compact two sided
> phone directory?
> Thanks,
> Allan
MS Outlook has done that for years as well.
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Posted by mikey on November 26, 2005, 2:46 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > Allan Waghalter wrote:
> > For years I have used an address book from Day Timers to maintain a 4x6
inch
> > double sided phone book I can carry in my daytimer. In addition to
critical
> > phone numbers I carry that are not in my cell phone, I keep license
numbers,
> > info on my printers, oil filter data etc, etc. This is an old DOS
program
> > and doesn't support my printers anylonger. Now when I print it, the
printer
> > loses synchronization of the back side and prints wrong.
> >
> > Does anyone know of a current program that will print a compact two
sided
> > phone directory?
> > Thanks,
> > Allan
>
>
> MS Outlook has done that for years as well.
barf
Microsoft is supreme overkill for the smalll businessman.
Microsoft is the ultimate handyman: jack of all, master of none!
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