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About clContacts
clContacts
is an open source command line address book application for Windows and
Linux. It has an easy to use user interface and more experienced users
may find it convenient with clContacts' command line options that let
you manage your address book straight from the command line, without
having to start the user interface separately. The address book entries
are stored in a simple DAT file, and are therefore easy to edit even by
editing the file itself. The aim of the project is to become a more
powerful tool and to be able to co-operate with other applications to
make the end-users life a little bit easier.
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News
2008/09/20:
clContacts 0.1 Released!
The first release of clContacts, 0.1, has been released both for Windows and Linux systems.
There's an installer available for 32-bit windows systems. Be sure to
read the 'After installation' instructions properly, because it
includes important information about post-installation configuration.
The linux release includes a convenient installation script which makes
the process a little bit easier. Be sure to read the 'INSTALLATION'
file included before running the installation script, since it includes
vital information about how to get the program working properly.
Enjoy!
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Download
The
current stable version of clContacts is 0.1. An installer is available
for 32-bit Windows systems, alternativelt you can download the source
code. There's a source package for Linux users which includes an
installation script, which makes the installation process a little bit
easier.
For Windows:
Download clcontacts-setup.exe
For Linux:
Download clcontacts-0.1_linux.tar.gz
Sources:
Download clcontacts-0.1_src.zip
Download clcontacts-0.1_src.7z
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Reporting Bugs
You can report a bug by adding a new artifact to the Sourceforge.net bug tracker, but check the list of artifacts to see if there already is an artifact concerning the same bug.
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