HomePhone

Author's words:

"Today, when almost everyone has a mobile phone, there are people, mostly seniors who use a landline and even if they have a mobile phone, they are not able to store phone numbers there. Their children or grandchildren, when they come to visit them, will find one or more papers with the conventional phone where various contacts, i.e. names and phone numbers, are written down. The children or grandchildren are computer literate and it should not be a problem to put all the necessary contacts into a PC and print them out on one A4 paper. Such a list then works even if the battery in the mobile phone runs out and with a landline even during a power cut.

The number of my contacts is currently 54 and I use two columns in the list. This format is handy but each update is laborious. The program sorts the data from a text file and creates an html table automatically. Then you just print it out. The new version also includes a program to support importing contacts from a SIM card or .VCF file. The ability to highlight favourite numbers and insert the update date has been added."