Poll Please.
I have a friend who is thinking of making and publishing a new type of address book. She needs to know:
Do you store your addresses and phone numbers in the computer or in an address book or some sort of paper form.
If you wouldn't mind emailing me with the answer it would help a LOT! Just put computer or paper in the subject if it's easiest.
Thanks!!
Tawra
editor@livingonadime.com
Do you store your addresses and phone numbers in the computer or in an address book or some sort of paper form.
If you wouldn't mind emailing me with the answer it would help a LOT! Just put computer or paper in the subject if it's easiest.
Thanks!!
Tawra
editor@livingonadime.com
posted by Tawra Jean at 1:58 PM
6 Comments:
I do most of my addy's on paper when I get around to transfering them to the book, and phone numbers in my cell phone.
I use a roledex because you can change an address without erasing, just insert a new card. When I have a business card from a business or office I frequent I just staple it on a roledex card and file it in the holder.I use Microsoft Outlook for my email address book.
-Kathryn M
I still use an old fashion address book. It is always in the same place in my kitchen so it is easy to find. And because it is in alphabetical order my dh can use it without asking me what someone's address or phone number is. :}
I keep my address book in my purse. It's a small one. I think I actually the last person on earth who doesn't have a cell phone. Don't see a need, and don't want the expense.
I use a spreadsheet as my main source. Someday I will get fancy with front-end forms to enter the info. For now I just format the cells, directly enter the info, and then print, copy & paste to other sources as needed, etc.
cell phone for frequently used, and paper for less used
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