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In article <1992Dec30.222919.8402@ohsu.edu> perednia@sandy.ohsu.EDU (Douglas A. Perednia) writes:
>I want to keep better track of people I call, addresses, etc. with contact  
>manager-type software, but don't want to spend a fortune.  Some of the  
>programs for doing this, e.g., ACT! cost $249 or more.  Are these programs  
>worth the expense, and are there any cheaper alternatives that people  
>would recommend?

While it's relatively thin contact-management-wise, Dynodex is quite good;
and it's pretty cheap (~$50 street price).  Its printing capabilities are
wonderful; it'll print to paper (included) that fits DayTimers, etc.  I
actually use it to manage the subscriptions to a journal that I publish (it's
great for mailing labels).  The publisher is Portfolio and they have a
free (fully-functional) demo available (which may be on some of the more
popular FTP sites).

>Doug.
>
>perednia@ohsu.edu


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