Organize personal information in index card style with Microsoft Cardfile, a multi-purpose utility for contacts, recipes, passwords and mailing lists. Retrieve data easily with improved features, capability and power.
I recently discovered Microsoft Cardfile and have been extremely impressed with its features and capabilities. It offers a significantly improved experience over the basic Cardfile application that comes with Windows.
One of the standout features of Microsoft Cardfile is its ability to easily store, organize, and retrieve personal information in an index card style. It's a fantastic utility that's useful for a range of purposes, including organizing contacts, recipes, passwords, and mailing lists.
Importing data from Microsoft Cardfile, Text and CSV files is a breeze, making migrating to this application super easy. Another useful feature of Microsoft Cardfile is the ability to add index cards as favorites, making them easy to access and use regularly.
I really appreciated the option to view, print and copy index cards from Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, creating an even simpler workflow. Finally, the ability to store up to 5000 index cards per document ensures that my information is always readily available, and I don't have to worry about running out of space.
Overall, I highly recommend Microsoft Cardfile for anyone looking for a user-friendly, feature-packed solution to organizing personal information.
One of the standout features of Microsoft Cardfile is its ability to easily store, organize, and retrieve personal information in an index card style. It's a fantastic utility that's useful for a range of purposes, including organizing contacts, recipes, passwords, and mailing lists.
Importing data from Microsoft Cardfile, Text and CSV files is a breeze, making migrating to this application super easy. Another useful feature of Microsoft Cardfile is the ability to add index cards as favorites, making them easy to access and use regularly.
I really appreciated the option to view, print and copy index cards from Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, creating an even simpler workflow. Finally, the ability to store up to 5000 index cards per document ensures that my information is always readily available, and I don't have to worry about running out of space.
Overall, I highly recommend Microsoft Cardfile for anyone looking for a user-friendly, feature-packed solution to organizing personal information.
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