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Rolodex anyone? - kap - 02-25-2023
Are folks still using it?!! I was pleasantly surprised during one of my aimless net-surfings. I had thought people had been hooked on Google Calendar and iPhone's version of it. What are you using to keep all of your contacts?
Re: Rolodex anyone? - Mr Downtown - 02-25-2023
Do you mean physical Rolodexes? Yes, I have two on the credenza behind me. Now that I've worked from home for eight years, I probably should consolidate them into one.
I never have figured out Contacts. It seems like only some of my listings show up on desktop, and others on Google Voice, and still others on my iPhone.
Re: Rolodex anyone? - mrbigstuff - 02-25-2023
Ha! I was just talking about this recently, and noted (after sorting through a bunch of old and outdated business cards) how I prefer looking at a rolodex to my contacts or an Outlook folder.
Does anyone recall the card scanner at a MacWorld show ca. 1995 or so, that was going to revolutionize the business card market? Ha.
Re: Rolodex anyone? - kap - 02-25-2023
Mr Downtown wrote:
Do you mean physical Rolodexes? Yes, I have two on the credenza behind me. Now that I've worked from home for eight years, I probably should consolidate them into one.
I never have figured out Contacts. It seems like only some of my listings show up on desktop, and others on Google Voice, and still others on my iPhone.
Yup, the physical one. I am seriously considering purchasing 2: one for myself; the other one for the Wife as she has started to WFH more now. Cell phone contacts always go missing whenever physical phone updates or OS updates involved.
Re: Rolodex anyone? - mspace - 02-26-2023
Still have 2 from "olden days". I can't toss them for the memories they contain. I guess if I needed the space I could put the cards in a box to save . . .