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Avg. Rating 4.3 (3 votes) File Details File Size 1.4 MB License Freeware Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP Date Added November 30, 2002 Total Downloads 761 Publisher Tranglos Software Homepage PhoneDeck Publisher's Description PhoneDeck is a flexible, lightweight phone and addressbook with a phone dialer. PhoneDeck is meant to be different, so check it out. It's probably the best-looking freeware addressbook for Windows. Extremely configurable interface and behavior; many unique features. Multilingual address-description interface. System tray icon with an activation hotkey. Includes phone dialer and a powerful import/export utility. Full help and automatic install/uninstall process. Latest Reviews PhoneDeck 1.3 is definitely one of the great "Oldie-But-Goodie" basic phone/address programs to keep all of your numbers in one place for easy access. However, older versions of PhoneDeck used to be capable of connecting your stored phone numbers directly to your phone line. PhoneDeck 1.3 does not have that capability anymore. Also there is no way to password protecting the information that you keep stored in PhoneDeck.The "final" release of PhoneDeck (version 1.3) is stable; however it is important to note that the PhoneDeck developer’s site: Tranglos Software site is closed as of Oct 2005 - see: support or new releases will be offered in the future and the developer is no longer taking e-mail support requests. Additionally; even the developer Marek Jedlinski himself admits to the fact that the latest releases of all the applications at Tranglos Software are inferior to similar, newer products. Therefore I give this program only a

"three stars" rating. --> It's still not quite as lightweight as I'd prefer an address book to be, but I've tried lighter ones before, and none can beat Phonedeck's interface. It just makes organizing, then locating, the info. stored therein easier than those other programs. It's also headed into open-source, as of the next major release, which gives me another good reason to stick with it. YES / NO --> Avg. Rating 4.3 (3 votes) Your Rating --> Pros: 555 Cons: 555 Bottom Line: 555 YES / NO --> PhoneDeck 1.3 is definitely one of the great "Oldie-But-Goodie" basic phone/address programs to keep all of your numbers in one place for easy access. However, older versions of PhoneDeck used to be capable of connecting your stored phone numbers directly to your phone line. PhoneDeck 1.3 does not have that capability anymore. Also there is no way to password protecting the information that you keep stored in PhoneDeck.The "final" release of PhoneDeck (version 1.3) is stable; however it is important to note that the PhoneDeck developer’s site: Tranglos Software site is closed as of Oct 2005 - see: support or new releases will be offered in the future and the developer is no longer taking e-mail support requests. Additionally; even the developer Marek Jedlinski himself admits to the fact that the latest releases of all the applications at Tranglos Software are inferior to similar, newer products. Therefore I give this program only a "three stars" rating. --> It's still not quite

Your smartphone integrated with Salesforce. With Phonedeck integrating your mobile calling activities into your Salesforce workflow is now possible without any additional prerequisites. Easily make, take and log customer calls with Android smartphones in your Sales Cloud or Service Cloud.IN ORDER TO USE THIS ANDROID APP WITH YOUR SALESFORCE ORG YOU NEED TO INSTALL A PAID APP FROM THE SALESFORCE APPEXCHANGE: HOW PHONEDECK FOR SALESFORCE WORKS• Full CTI Feature Set: Click-to-Call, Screen-Pop and Call Tracking.• Works Instantly: Just install the AppExchange package in your Salesforce Org and the Android app on your phone.• No Prerequisites: No server infrastructure or third-party VoIP contract needed.Forget about Computer Telephone Integration (CTI) – this is real CLOUD SMARTPHONE INTEGRATION!FEATURES• Dial out with just one click on the phone number.• Immediately see who is calling you with all the necessary details.• Take notes during and after the call and log every call automatically.Phonedeck is not only the easiest way to have full CTI capabilities in Salesforce, it is also the most affordable: For the first time ever you neither need an expensive server setup at your company nor a contract with a cloud telephony provider that charges you for every minute of incoming and outgoing calls.SET UPWith Phonedeck you can integrate Android smartphones with the Sales or Service Cloud in just a few minutes. Setting up a CTI solution for mobile phones has never been easier. By just installing the AppExchange package in your Salesforce Org, installing the Android app on your smartphone and logging in with your Salesforce account you will get full control of your mobile phone via your Sales or Service Cloud.FREE 30-DAY FULLY FUNCTIONAL TRIALExperience how Phonedeck can improve your productivity. Test the full feature set with unlimited seats for 30 days now! Important support info!• Already existing customers will be

Notes. The other stuff is up to you. YES / NO --> This superb program not only provides a user-definable tree-form database, but it can further segment each database by one of more tabs.It is relatively easy to master the intuitive GUI, especially considering the great power in this application. It's a great application for students, small businesses, writers, and researchers.Highly recommended! --> I'm reviewing it again so soon because this version fixes the one bug that bothered me: links to local files now work in WinXP SP1. It's also a few Kb smaller than the previous version. The best just got a little better! YES / NO --> klumy reviewed v1.5.9 on Dec 29, 2002 --> KeyNote is an astounding program. Try it out, I'm sure it will help you very much, with your daily notice work. YES / NO --> JEdwardP reviewed v1.5.6 on Nov 19, 2002 --> I had yet to find a note organizer I really liked, and figured I mightn't. I use this author's Phonedeck program however, so thought to give KeyNote a try. I was well-rewarded. The tabbed interface prevents what might otherwise become clutter, notes are searchable, and the rich-text capabilities ensure that even a long string of notes you might continually add to a single page will be readable. My favorite non-essential feature is its integration with Word Web dictionary/thesaurus--whose dialog box it calls up more quickly than when I run the Word Web app. independently. As it rapidly improves via open-source development, I expect it'll become an indispensable tool. YES / NO --> HeavyB reviewed v1.5.3 on Jul 18, 2002 --> Homepage offline, program not found. A great start for a new program :-( YES / NO --> Arnvid reviewed v0.90 on Mar 7, 2001 --> KeyNote was highly notable when it arrived in its first beta version, today it's growing to something quite unique - and still it's beta. The number features compared with a download size of 860 KB, speak for itself - and the well-planned layout makes it usable hardly without any learning curve. If it's hard to wait for the final release of KeyNote - don't worry, this beta is comparable to many so called final versions around (-: Most important though, if one have a look at same author's brilliant "PhoneDeck" program - one will soon see that Marek is one of the new free and individual authors who in my book already have programmed himself into a very exclusive top league. YES / NO -->