Contact Wolf for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By LoneWolf Software

Get a contact management solution for home and business needs.

With Contact Wolf, create unlimited groups or categories to organize your contacts your way. It is packed with features our customers have requested like a Document Linker that lets you link any type of file or document to a record. It features designed for Home or Business, network compatible, organize contacts in groups you create, print labels and reports, view addresses on a map and get directions, create your own personal Internet Based Address Book, link documents to contact records, and reminder alarms.

Contact Wolf for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: July 13, 2015

Latest update: July 13, 2015

Version: 2.475

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows Vista
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 1,209

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.5/5

2 User Votes

Great for the price!
alimor24September 18, 2012
Pros
Does what I need it to do
Cons
Wish it worked in cloud applications
Summary
Doesn't import properly into Outlook - a big miss!
pra90198March 23, 2012
Pros
Easy to use interface Lots of data fields
Cons
Doesn't import phone numbers or email addresses with their labels properly into Outlook...which means if you sync Outlook with a smartphone you get rubbish in your smartphone address book...very disappointing...a waste of money and a huge amount of time in setting up my contacts database in Contact Wolf...so if you want to be able to import into Outlook then steer clear of this software...without major manual manipulation it doesn't work seamlessly Support team also rude and couldn't care less about the customer experience So all in all a very poor experience
Summary
<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Mar 24, 2012<p/>Also should add that the authors are not interested in fixing their product to enable it to work seamlessly with Outlook (which presumably must be good for future business)...their attitude was to blame me for wanting something that they claim isn't possible...rather silly attitude if you ask me!