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ContactCreator is a service that parses text selections for information to be compiled into an Address Book contact.
If it's only one word you have selected, it will automagically dump the word in the first name field of your new contact. If it's two words, it will automagically dump the two words in the first and last name fields of your new contact. If it's more than two, it will dump the whole lot in the Notes field of your new contact (which doesn't have a name). It will also guess that word with an '@' symbol in them are email addresses.
If it's only one word you have selected, it will automagically dump the word in the first name field of your new contact. If it's two words, it will automagically dump the two words in the first and last name fields of your new contact. If it's more than two, it will dump the whole lot in the Notes field of your new contact (which doesn't have a name). It will also guess that word with an '@' symbol in them are email addresses.
What's New
Version 1.2: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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| Downloads:3,504 |
| Version Downloads:1,484 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Free |
| Date:09 Oct 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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ContactCreator is a service that parses text selections for information to be compiled into an Address Book contact.
If it's only one word you have selected, it will automagically dump the word in the first name field of your new contact. If it's two words, it will automagically dump the two words in the first and last name fields of your new contact. If it's more than two, it will dump the whole lot in the Notes field of your new contact (which doesn't have a name). It will also guess that word with an '@' symbol in them are email addresses.
If it's only one word you have selected, it will automagically dump the word in the first name field of your new contact. If it's two words, it will automagically dump the two words in the first and last name fields of your new contact. If it's more than two, it will dump the whole lot in the Notes field of your new contact (which doesn't have a name). It will also guess that word with an '@' symbol in them are email addresses.
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Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2003
This was handy to have, when dealing with an email from a local group; I was able to select all addresses, and add them to a new Address Book group, in one move (although Panther Mail handles this, ie. select all addresses and click contextual menu, to add to AB.)
Naturally ContactCreator still works in other service-aware text fields, (e.g. Safari pages and form elements, TextEdit, iCal etc.)