Address Book program

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.
Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E

Mike E wrote:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.
Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E




I can write it for you if it's worth the time...

Richard

"Mike E" wrote in
:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.

No offense, but you are either totally search-engine illiterate
or lying. There are hundreds if not thousands of such programs,
most free, most written for 3.1, 95 and 98. Try again.

Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E





--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

"thanatoid" wrote in message
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"Mike E" wrote in
:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.

No offense, but you are either totally search-engine illiterate
or lying. There are hundreds if not thousands of such programs,
most free, most written for 3.1, 95 and 98. Try again.

Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E

Well Thanatoid, I am not search engine illiterate.
And I am not lying.
Did you have to put it that way? I just wanted a simple answer.
I have entered:

rolodex photo shareware photo "address book" "add photo" cardfile
freeware,
and every combination of these and other words I'm missing here.

Can someone please suggest a program,
as if I AM "illiterate"?

Thanks,
Mike E







--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

"thanatoid" wrote in message
...
"Mike E" wrote in
:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.

No offense, but you are either totally search-engine illiterate
or lying. There are hundreds if not thousands of such programs,
most free, most written for 3.1, 95 and 98. Try again.

Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E





--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

I need to add something. I certainly DID search google, for hours,
with the simplest and most comprehensive sets of terms I could
think of. I have used google extensively and found hundreds of applications
easily. The only reason I posed this query here is because in this
case I was confounded. I did find three applications that seemed
to say in their summaries that somehow a photo could be embedded
in a dossier page. Each either required XP (unknown untill
attempted installation) or did not do a simple "I.D." style page
(misleading summaries).
If you can remember when you needed help from the gurus
about ANYTHING, you may know the humility I feel to
be reading an inference that I could be "illiterate".

Mike E

"Mike E" wrote in
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"thanatoid" wrote in message
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"Mike E" wrote in
:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$
shareware) that is a cardfile with adding photos
capability. Meaning that each card can hold info and a
photo of each contact, in a layout similar to a photo
I.D. card or driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.

No offense, but you are either totally search-engine
illiterate or lying. There are hundreds if not thousands
of such programs, most free, most written for 3.1, 95 and
98. Try again.

Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E





--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

I need to add something. I certainly DID search google,
for hours, with the simplest and most comprehensive sets of
terms I could think of. I have used google extensively and
found hundreds of applications easily. The only reason I
posed this query here is because in this case I was
confounded. I did find three applications that seemed to
say in their summaries that somehow a photo could be
embedded in a dossier page. Each either required XP
(unknown untill attempted installation) or did not do a
simple "I.D." style page (misleading summaries).
If you can remember when you needed help from the gurus
about ANYTHING, you may know the humility I feel to
be reading an inference that I could be "illiterate".

Mike E

You're too sensitive to be posting on the Usenet. I SAID, "no
offense", didn't I?

To make up for my extreme and inexcusable arrogance, while it's
quite late now, I will try to find a program for you and post
info here in the next few days or so - I am actually a little
busy these days, BION.

If I DON'T find one (or more) I will not only apologize but also
call myself search-engine illiterate. Deal?

thanatoid is not capitalized BTW.

Take care
t.

"thanatoid" wrote in message
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"Mike E" wrote in
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"thanatoid" wrote in message
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"Mike E" wrote in
:

Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$
shareware) that is a cardfile with adding photos
capability. Meaning that each card can hold info and a
photo of each contact, in a layout similar to a photo
I.D. card or driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.

No offense, but you are either totally search-engine
illiterate or lying. There are hundreds if not thousands
of such programs, most free, most written for 3.1, 95 and
98. Try again.

Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E





--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

I need to add something. I certainly DID search google,
for hours, with the simplest and most comprehensive sets of
terms I could think of. I have used google extensively and
found hundreds of applications easily. The only reason I
posed this query here is because in this case I was
confounded. I did find three applications that seemed to
say in their summaries that somehow a photo could be
embedded in a dossier page. Each either required XP
(unknown untill attempted installation) or did not do a
simple "I.D." style page (misleading summaries).
If you can remember when you needed help from the gurus
about ANYTHING, you may know the humility I feel to
be reading an inference that I could be "illiterate".

Mike E

You're too sensitive to be posting on the Usenet. I SAID, "no
offense", didn't I?

To make up for my extreme and inexcusable arrogance, while it's
quite late now, I will try to find a program for you and post
info here in the next few days or so - I am actually a little
busy these days, BION.

If I DON'T find one (or more) I will not only apologize but also
call myself search-engine illiterate. Deal?

thanatoid is not capitalized BTW.

Take care
t.

thanatoid, please understand:
"No offense" doesn't mean anything before you are insulted.
Yes, I am too sensitive to post here. I've seen naive posts from
newbies
who were really asking for it. And they got it - sarcasm and sometimes
even profanity. It didn't help them. They got upset like me, and were
called too sensitive. They probably muddled through.
No, no need to search FOR me. I'll try to look it up again as you
advised. And if I find this thing, I'll be relieved and think twice
about posting any further questions.

Mike E
--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

"Mike E" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.
Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E



See if one here fits the bill:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads37.html

One from linked page:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/Synactis_P...dio_d5245.html

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Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Shell/User }
Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://basconotw.mvps.org/

Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

"Mike E" wrote in
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SNIP

thanatoid, please understand:
"No offense" doesn't mean anything before you are
insulted.

I disagree. Still, would it mean something if I had put it AFTER
the "insult"?

Besides, if THAT insulted you I'd hate to see you in a bar
argument after a few drinks. You HAVE been to bar?

Yes, I am too sensitive to post here. I've
seen naive posts from newbies
who were really asking for it. And they got it -
sarcasm and sometimes even profanity.

OMG! Profanity! As in "darn!"? Are they still alive?

It didn't help
them. They got upset like me, and were called too
sensitive. They probably muddled through. No, no need
to search FOR me. I'll try to look it up again as you
advised. And if I find this thing, I'll be relieved and
think twice
about posting any further questions.

Too late. Already found about five for you, here they are. Of
course, you can be one proud dude and just refuse to click on
the links. It's your life.

OTOH, if you DO look at the progs and like one, it would be NICE
of you to let me know. It WAS one hour out of my (admittedly
worthless and wasteful) life.

http://www.waseo.de/articles.php?lng=en&pg=59
free
This is probably going to be your favorite.

http://www.kurlo.com/index.html
free
It's hard to find, but on the features page it DOES say:
"Contact image. Each contact has an image field. The contact's
image is shown each time the contact's information is
displayed."

http://blaizfree.net/ADDRESSBOOK.HTM
free

http://www.mslm.com/mybook.htm
$25

http://www.angelicsoftware.com/en/info-angel.html
$29

Of course, there are a variety of ways to use a program without
paying for it... I'll leave it that...



--
Any mental activity is easy if it need not be subjected to
reality.

"Brian A." gonefish'n@afarawaylake wrote in message
...
"Mike E" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I use Win98se,
and I'm looking for a simple freeware (or low$ shareware)
that is a cardfile with adding photos capability.
Meaning that each card can hold info and a photo of
each contact, in a layout similar to a photo I.D. card or
driver's license.
If you are familiar with mIRC, it includes an address
book -exactly- as I'm describing.

I've googled the heck out of this.
Does someone know of an application?

Thanks,
Mike E



See if one here fits the bill:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloads37.html

One from linked page:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/Synactis_P...dio_d5245.html

--

Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Shell/User }
Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://basconotw.mvps.org/

Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

Thanks for the program suggestions and the links
to the articles, Brian.
Best regards,
Mike