A Quick and Easy Tool for Turning E-mail Signatures into Outlook Contacts

by Spencer Rascoff on October 28, 2008 | Category:

For those of you who are constantly turning e-mail signatures into Outlook Contacts, I found a cool piece of software you can utilize — Anagram 2.1. Today, I recorded a quick video post (here’s my 1st video post comparing the iPhone to the BlackBerry) explaining the concept with a short demo.

For those interested, you can download the application here (cost is $35).

And yes, I am a time management junkie.

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CEO of Zillow.com, one of the largest real estate websites. I grew up in New York and then Los Angeles. Went to college in Boston and then back to New York, before moving to San Francisco and then Seattle.

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4 Comments

Martin Bouma-Ann Arbor Real Estate Expert
Posted at 20:17h, 05 November

Thank you for the demo of Anagram 2.1! That will be useful for keeping all the emails straight and organized-I also like your comparison of iPhone vs Blackberry.
Missy Caulk
Posted at 09:21h, 11 November

If you use linkin you can download their tool bar and capture it right from the emails and it automatically adds to Outlook.
jay
Posted at 06:01h, 02 February

I’ve recently started using Exclaimer to manage our email disclaimers – so far I have been really impressed with this tool – I highly recommend it.
cura slabire
Posted at 01:18h, 04 January

I have beeing after the google for such info and i wanted to say thanks to you for this post. BTW, just off topic, where can i get a version of this theme? – Thanks