Re: ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-26 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can't remember if Filemaker client runs on Linux yet. If it doesn't then it is about to. In any case check out www.ecOrganizer.com. This is slick and I like it better than ACT which I used for years. On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 06:08 PM, Gene Yoo wrote: Jeff Kinz wrote: Hi all, Does anyone

Re: ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-26 Thread Gene Yoo
Jeff Kinz wrote: Hi all, Does anyone know of a Linux application which does the same job as "ACT"? ACT is sort of an extra fancy address book, captures snail mail address, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates etc.. Its ideal for keeping track of tidbits of info about people you've met so

Re: ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-26 Thread Lucio_Costa
> Does anyone know of a Linux application which > does the same job as "ACT"? > ACT is sort of an extra fancy address book, > captures snail mail address, > email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates etc.. > Its ideal for keeping track > of tidbits of info about people you've met so you > can cal

Re: ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-26 Thread Edward Dekkers
> Does anyone know of a Linux application which does the same job as "ACT"? > ACT is sort of an extra fancy address book, captures snail mail address, > email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates etc.. Its ideal for keeping track > of tidbits of info about people you've met so you can call them

Re: ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-26 Thread Todd A. Jacobs
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Jeff Kinz wrote: > Does anyone know of a Linux application which does the same job as > "ACT"? There are some groupware products that have some contact capabilities, but nothing like act. I keep kicking around the idea of building something, but I never really find the tim

ACT equiv. For Linux

2003-02-25 Thread Jeff Kinz
Hi all, Does anyone know of a Linux application which does the same job as "ACT"? ACT is sort of an extra fancy address book, captures snail mail address, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates etc.. Its ideal for keeping track of tidbits of info about people you've met so you can call them