Carnet
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A Bit of Telephony
Dialing Setup
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icons
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labels
- Editing
numbers
- Number
zone
- Internet
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up
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size
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the list
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Handling
Internet Addresses and Locations
Carnet activates the
Internet addresses and locations entered in the records. When an Internet
address is put in a number field, and if the zone is set to Internet,
dialing the number starts an Internet action.
Carnet looks for an
application to do the job according to the type of data and to the computer's
Internet settings:
- An e-mail address
will be passed to the e-mail program, which in turn will create a new
message to that address.
- An URL (Uniform
Resource Locator, the address of a web page or of a file on the Internet)
is passed to the web browser, which in turn will display the corresponding
page.
Thus, you can group
in Carnet's records all the Internet data related to the people and companies
in your lists, notably their e-mail addresses and web sites, instead of
spreading these informations in specific applications that only care about
one kind of data (e-mail programs, web browsers, etc.). Maintaining up-to-date
data gets much easier.
URLs and e-mail addresses
don't need to be in numbers fields. They can be placed anywhere in a record,
notably in the Notes field. Command-clicking the URL will
activate it, even in browse mode.
URL
Drag & Drop
Carnet accepts URL
dragged directly from web pages. Thus, Carnet can be used as an efficient
bookmark manager. When you wish to keep the address of a web page handy,
drag its URL straight to the Carnet list.
- If the URL is dropped
in a field, it is inserted in the field as text. If the field
is a number field, the zone is set to Internet.
- If the URL is dropped
on the list, Carnet extracts the company name (if possible) from
the URL, creates a new record and puts the URL in the first number.
Dragging a bookmark
directly from a web browser is supported. To retrieve the web page later,
simply 'dial' the URL and the page will reload in your web browser.

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