In the options you can add and control A-Z tabs and the way alphabetical ordering is handled, the number of contacts per page. This proves quite powerful if you are setting up your contacts exclusively for your work Filofax. You can also filter your contacts to include or exclude work, personal or a text based filters.

The print preview mode allows you to see your contacts on a simulated page and switching between styles allows you to see how much detail is included.

There are also settings for printing labels or envelopes (useful for Christmas cards!)įor each size there are a selection of page styles which give you a choice of how detailed to make your printed entries. For Personal and Pocket it assumes you are printing on to the computer paper that can be obtained from your Filofax stockist or the on-line store. The software supports the following formats: A5, Personal and Pocket size pages in A4 size paper, and A5 with 8.5 x 11 inch paper. You then choose which size of Filofax page you which to print your addresses and contacts on. I haven't been able to confirm this out at this time.Īfter loading the demo, I took a look around it, you can import your address files from a variety of sources, I chose to link in to my address book direct which was easy to do. The software will only work on a Windows PC, no native Mac version is currently available, although I guess the software might work in Parallels or similar simulation software. I wanted to try this out before considering whether to purchase it or not. I decided to download the free demo of the Filofax Address Book software. I've found it's no different on a computer, with duplicate records slipping in from time to time. Following on from our discussions on how we maintain address and contact lists, which I think we all agree can get a little tedious and repetitive.

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