Thanks Dave.
I use FA3 and it saves me a lot of time.
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vic-k
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If I gerrit, wil I gerra load o' addresses wi' it? Can I keep me spam init?
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Vic
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Vic
As a professional, you, are your one and only asset. Without integrity you are worthless, but with it, you are priceless.
vic-k wrote:If I gerrit, wil I gerra load o' addresses wi' it? Can I keep me spam init?
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Vic
Arf a mo' there, Vic!
Yes, I see that a coming feature that should really excite you is in-app purchase of addresses for your most needed contacts such as, Alma Cogan, Vera Lynn, Ronnie Carroll, and Millicent Martin!
Interested?
Dave
vic-k wrote:Amma wot!!?dafu wrote:Interested?
Sorry! Emma Peel requires a special surcharge.
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vic-k
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f'r Emma Peel, I'd go turbo-charged, never mind sur....grrrrr!! 
As a professional, you, are your one and only asset. Without integrity you are worthless, but with it, you are priceless.
Just a brief note to mention that FormalAddress 3.1 has just been released.
This version doesn’t really have any new scintillating bells & whistles, just better address recognition, kinky bug fixes, a kind-of-cool phone list recognizer (you won’t see it—it just does it when the moon is in the east), and the number of supported countries is better than doubled. FormalAddress now recognizes addresses in 53: all of North America, South America, Western Europe, and most of the Caribbean.
The new intro video is really fun if I do say so, myself. So even if the idea of buying an address formatting utility leaves you cold as yesterday’s dishwater, go to the site and watch the video for a lark.
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Dave
This version doesn’t really have any new scintillating bells & whistles, just better address recognition, kinky bug fixes, a kind-of-cool phone list recognizer (you won’t see it—it just does it when the moon is in the east), and the number of supported countries is better than doubled. FormalAddress now recognizes addresses in 53: all of North America, South America, Western Europe, and most of the Caribbean.
The new intro video is really fun if I do say so, myself. So even if the idea of buying an address formatting utility leaves you cold as yesterday’s dishwater, go to the site and watch the video for a lark.
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Dave