Advanced Phonebook 2.03

Whats new in version 2.03:
Added: the phone numbers in contact card can be rearranged. Fixed: error when adding a new contact after creating a new database. Fixed: some crashes.

Publisher review:
Tired of trying to remember phone numbers, e-mail addresses, MSN, ICQ, AOL and other personal and business contact information?
Advanced Phonebook allows you to keep it all in one place. It is designed to provide quick access to any contact via the alphabetic index and contact categories. Additionally, Advanced Phonebook can search by any criteria. Also, it is possible to create a report or export data to an HTML or CSV file. Advanced Phonebook has a highly customizable interface and ability to minimize the program to the system tray.
Requirements:
Windows PC

Operating system:
WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Windows Vista Home Premium,Windows Vista Business

Limitations:
Nag screen

Release notes:
Minor Update

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