CD-ROM Windows Selection/Windows Selection 1.iso/Database/System Tray Phone Book/phone.txt

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    System Tray Phone Book 1.101

    Etienne Danvoye
    [e-mail]


This utility hides itself in the system tray (where the clock is).
When you click on it's icon, it displays a list of people and their phone
numbers or e-mail address. If you click on the phone number, it is automatically
dialed with the selected modem. You are asked to pick up the phone after the number
is dialed. If you click on an e-mail address, your default mail program is opened.
You need to have a default mail program. This program has been tested with Eudora 3.0,
Netscape and MS Mail. When you enter something in the "phone number / e-mail" list,
if it contains the '@' character, it is an e-mail address, otherwise, it's a phone
number. You can also double-click on the icon or select "Properties..." in the menu
to bring up a window in which you can add or remove names and numbers.


To install:
Place phone.exe, phone.ini and phone.txt in any folder, for example
you could move it in c:\Program Files\phone or c:\phone
Then create a shortcut to phone.exe and place this shortcut in the "Startup"
folder, which is under the "Programs" folder in your "Start" menu. To open this folder,
right-click on the "Start button" and choose "Explore" then browse to the
"Startup" folder. Move your shortcut in that folder.


Please remember that this is a shareware.
It means that if you like the software and intend to use it,
you are asked to send the author a contribution of 15$. Send
an e-mail to the address below to get the author's postal
mail address.

Etienne Danvoye
[e-mail]