Contactizer 3.6 Gains Leopard Goodness

Objective Decision released a free update to their oddly-named flagship product Contactizer. A powerful, Sync Services-savvy personal information manager (PIM) application, Contactizer 3.6 comes in Pro and Express flavors depending on your needs.
I used an earlier version of Contactizer last year and was impressed with its power, although I did run into issues with how it synced with iCal and Address Book. One of the best features from my viewpoint was the ability to track tasks throughout an entire project using the Project Manager mode (see screenshot above). Contactizer also did a great job of handling mail merges, and I found the way that it integrated email information into my contact list to be very helpful.
The update includes a Leopard-only Cover Flow mode that displays contacts as business cards, an improved sync system that works with multiple calendars, a quick entry panel for tasks, and a number of other user interface improvements.
Contactizer is a Universal Binary application which requires Mac OS X 10.4.8 or better. You can download a 30-day free trial, or purchase Contactizer Pro for $119 (Express is $59.90).
[via Macworld]
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Long post about site imitation
http://blog.pastie.org/2008/05/build-a-good-wa.html
and dubious accusations of Design Piracy given a "Single Sheet of Paper" design:
http://blog.pastie.org/2008/05/sheet-of-pape-1.html
Long story short: banner at the top, 744px-without-the-border-main-div sheet of paper, against neutral background, having sidebar with links and beveled mac-ish buttons == every OSX software related site.
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This looks like a crappier version of Daylite - www.marketcircle.com
June 02 2008 at 3:05 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThey need to get some originality for their website, they stole it all pretty much off of MacRabbit, the blog, and took the source code for the zoom.
Lost any and all respect for these losers.
so, is this like Microsoft's Entourage?
June 02 2008 at 1:39 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyNo, I'd say it's in a class of its own. It is more integrated with iCal, Address Book, Mail, and .Mac than Entourage could ever be. Emails that come in from people in your Address Book are linked to that person's "card" in Contactizer, and you can see a history of all of the appointments or tasks associated with that person as well. It's pretty cool, although it didn't fit my needs.
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