iPod Touch: Take Your Reading With You?

October 10, 2007

I just installed this Service on the Mac and selected a lengthy article of text and used the service to create a new contact.

The new contact appeared in Address Book as No Name and the notes field was filled with the text. This could be a great way to take your reading material with you and access it (and edit it) using the iPod Touch.

That’s not its primary purpose of course. To quote the developers:

ContactCreator is a service that will take whatever text you have selected and make an contact in your AddressBook from it. If it’s only one word you have selected, it will automagically dump the word in the first name field of your new contact. If it’s two words, it will automagically dump the two words in the first and last name fields of your new contact. If it’s more than two, it will dump the whole lot in the Notes field of your new contact (which doesn’t have a name). It will also guess that word with an ‘@’ symbol in them are email addresses.

ContactCreator.service 1.2 software download - Mac OS X - VersionTracker

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