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Yellow Pages

Author:Donald R. Calloway [Send Author Email]
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November 10, 2010
November 10, 2010
Description:Applet consists of Yellow Pages, Business Contacts and Departments databases linked to one another. Yellow Pages extends the usual phone application that comes with your cellphone by allowing you to record the contact phone numbers of departments within individual business locations of a major business. For example, you can easily store the Vision Center phone number for several Wal-Mart stores in your area, like you would find in your Yellow Pages. You can't do that with your cellphone's phone application. To use the applet, you first open the Yellow Pages database and enter the Business Name, Category (from popup list, enter new or edit the popup for retrieval later on), Website Homepage and Phone. Separate views for Business Listing and Category Lising are available. Clicking on Phones opens the Business Contacts database where you enter the business location(s) and phone number for each location. Selecting Department opens the Departments database where you enter the Department and phone number for that department. Some example data is provided to show how useful this applet will be. With the Yellow Pages applet, you won't need to carry the Yellow Pages phone book with you ever again.
Has Data:Yes
Has Forms:No
Filters:Business Listing (tabbed alpha list) and Category Listing
Comments:Yellow pages has been tested on the iPhone 3G.
Price:FREE
Version:HanDBase v.4.x Enhanced or greater
File:yellow_pages.zip          Downloads: This Month 5 / Total* 1154
Note:MAC Users will need to enter the filename yellow_pages.zip when saving this file.
* since October 1, 2000.

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