Address Magic

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Publisher: Connected SW
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Address Magic quickly and easily copies addresses books between the most popular e-mail applications, including Outlook, Outlook Express, AOL, CompuServe, Eudora, Mozilla, Netscape, Pegasus, Lotus Notes, Thunderbird, Hotmail Plus, Groupwise and Opera.

Address Magic preserves all your contact information, including phone numbers, addresses, notes, and distribution lists. With its unique "three click conversion," Address Magic takes the guesswork out of finding files and matching fields. Address Magic comes with an unconditional money-back guarantee that it will work to your satisfaction.

Benefits

* Preserves contact information including phone numbers, street addresses, and company information.
* Automatically locates your address book files.
* Full distribution list support.
* Saves hours of retyping your addresses.
* Simple enough to be used by beginners, powerful enough to be used by people who greatly depend on their address books.
* Try it risk free with our Money Back Guarantee.
* Dial-up users will appreciate the small size and fast download.

You can download a free demonstration of Address Magic Personal Edition. Unlike the commercial version, this demonstration has two limitations:

* Only 15 contacts will be copied.
* Distribution lists are ignored.

This demonstration is intended to allow you to evaluate Address Magic before you purchase it. You will need to purchase the commercial version of Address Magic to copy or import an entire address book.

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Adress Magic

By Jack_40K on Mon, 2006-04-03 08:19
Pros: Hugely efficient, 3 steps to address freedom and is not complicated.
Cons: Costs $26.95
As we may not know, address books are damn hard to copy, unless you want to copy the whole thing out youself. There are some programs which say they will extract them for free, but are usualy for...