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* As someone wrote in Talk page of Address_Book, an Ultimate AddressBook relating the contacts and locations would be a truly innovative approach, where relations are introduced between locations and people, and maybe between people, too. The gmail approach is flexible in this case, but is not mappable to a spreadsheet. In this case, we can add sets of information, each containing a list of fields and a location. -Njpl | * As someone wrote in Talk page of Address_Book, an Ultimate AddressBook relating the contacts and locations would be a truly innovative approach, where relations are introduced between locations and people, and maybe between people, too. The gmail approach is flexible in this case, but is not mappable to a spreadsheet. In this case, we can add sets of information, each containing a list of fields and a location. -Njpl | ||
''' Unlimited Email address, web page, and regular address fields | |||
* I've always hated address books that relegate phone numbers, email addresses, or postal addresses to single entries. Ideally (for me at least) you could add as many as you needed and assign a key to each one saying what they were. Having the ability to do that would remove the need for mobile/work/home/fax numbers listed separately, and gives you the option to add others if you need. Same goes for email or IM names, or even postal addresses. | |||