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Address-O-Matic is the first tool that lets you share your Address Book within a local network, automatically and transparently. No need to change application: you decide which groups to publish and which services to subscribe to, and in your Address Book you will find your addresses, along with the new ones. You can also edit them, and in this case you will retain them, otherwise the addresses will disappear as soon as you remove the subcription.

Version 1.0.34:

New sharing engine.

Removed the 20 contacts limitation in Trial Mode, now the application works without any limitation for 30 minutes.

Fixed a major bug introduced by latest System Software updates which causes erratic behaviour.

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FHALS Not the download is a bz2, Safari creates it while downloading.

Simply remove the bz2 from the filename and it's a working dmg.

Apple, please fix this.
(Version 1.0.33)

FHALS Download is a bz2 file which expands as a corrupt DMG-file.

Developer- please fix this.
(Version 1.0.33)

AM Gets expensive quickly. From their site:

" Used without a license, Address-O-Matic will serve only ten addresses to every client, but has no limitations as a client. This way, with only one Single User license you can have a centralized server and unlimited clients. To share among different users, each sharing user will need an individual license."

Atleast with more users, they should have volume discount.

There are freeware solutions and Address-O-sync (who copied whose name!!)

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13147

works quite well for a free one.

If the pricing could be reasonable, this app might make it in my office for some of the features AOS lacks.

AM
(Version 1.0 (build 21))

ANONYMOUS This is easier and cheaper to do on a PC.

All you have to do is open spam in Outlook.

;P
(Version 1.0 (build 16))

GEFLOIGLE Dad-gum you developers...SCREENSHOTS! SCREENSHOTS! Especially for Shareware apps.
(Version 1.0b3)

Replies:

Jul 31 2004

ANONYMOUS Gefloigle... There are screen shots in the documentation. Download and click the "Read me" file that is included.
(Version 1.0b3)

Nov 18 2004

MRANDRE Dude, it's 125K. JUST DOWNLOAD IT.
(Version 1.0 (build 14))

Nov 21 2004

ANONYMOUS He's right, though. There should be screenshots on the MacUpdate site and the developer site too (if there aren't),
(Version 1.0 (build 15))

Nov 28 2004

ANONYMOUS There isn't a 'should' to anything. If he doesn't have screenshots and you want them, tough cookies sonny. You might of course try asking politely, but something tells me you're too arrogant already for something like that to not slip by under the radar.
(Version 1.0 (build 16))

Aug 1 2006

BRADY J. FREY I agree that screenshots would be helpful. They really are a cake walk to manage for the developer, and it saves potential clients the time and energy, even if it's a simple download at the moment. I'm a busy Creative Director, and when I'm searching for new programs, I have little time to download each of them, unzip, and open the readme files. Nevertheless, it's business standard to try and make it 'easier' to find potential buyers - anything you're doing to hinder their ability to see the greatness of your product is not their lazy fault, it's yours for not taking the time to simply go the extra step in marketing it. Considering these comments are quite old, I'd assume then that any company who doesn't take the two seconds to pop up screen shots, might very well not take the the two seconds to answer my support email, or my question. It's all relative in business - just my 2 cents.
(Version 1.0 (build 29))