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While editing a contact, if you need to enter a field that is not showing by default, click the add field popup menu on the bottom of the info panel and choose a field to add. For example, typing "app" in the Company field will auto-fill "Apple". You can then tab through the fields and enter your data.Īs you type, a list of matching entries will be displayed and the text will auto-complete as you type. Or, select File > New Contact (or type Command-N) to creat a new blank contact card and go into Edit mode. Bus圜ontacts will parse the data, enter it into the appropriate fields, and put you into Edit mode where you can further edit the information.

MACSPARKY BUSYCONTACTS PLUS

You can create new contacts in Bus圜ontacts via Quick Entry or manually:Ĭlick the Plus (+) button in the toolbar to open the Quick Entry dialog where you can enter some free-form contact data and press return.

Linking Contacts with Events in Bus圜al.

Syncing with Facebook, LinkedIn & Twitter.

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MACSPARKY BUSYCONTACTS HOW TO

Mike Schmitz and I cover how to stay focused in a distraction-filled world. Published weekly since 2007, MPU is all about getting more out of your Apple Technology. This is where I write about finding the best tools, hardware, and workflows for using Apple products to get work done. Pretty much everything I make points at that North Star. I believe in this message so much that I’ve staked my livelihood on it. I want to help you achieve what is most important to you and enjoy your life at the same time using technology instead of becoming another one of its victims. In a world where technology is increasingly conspiring to steal our focus and attention, my goal is to teach you how to be more productive with Apple technology. I’ve been using Apple products for as long as there have been Apple Products.

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Like I said, nerd since birth.Įventually, I found my way to the Apple II, and then the Mac and it was love at first sight.

Then the Radio Shack employees would have me show how it all worked to customers. I didn’t actually own it but I rode my Schwinn ten-speed to the local Radio Shack (daily) and I spent about 4 hours a day programming the computer on the store floor. The first computer I learned to program was a Radio Shack Color Computer.