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Copy2Contact Now Offered In Personal And PRO Editions For Outlook And Palm Users

So that we have room to grow in the future with new features, we’ve split our Copy2Contact product for Outlook and Palm Desktop users into 2 editions: Copy2Contact Personal and Copy2Contact PRO.

Existing Copy2Contact Personal customers: Everyone gets a free upgrade to Copy2Contact PRO to assure that you have the same feature set you’ve always enjoyed. Thanks for your continued support!

New customers will now have the choice of using Copy2Contact Personal, a no-frills edition that gets the job done instantly and efficiently, and Copy2Contact PRO, an enhanced edition with all customization and formatting options available.

Copy2Contact PRO has the following features not available in Copy2Contact Personal:

  • Auto-capitalization
  • Auto-formatting of phone numbers
  • Outlook folder and template selection
  • Outlook Business Contact Manager support
  • Palm category selection
  • Configurable universal hotkey
  • Share your settings

In addition, we’re planning some great new features in the future that will only be available in Copy2Contact PRO. Keep a look out!

Be sure to get full details on our Copy2Contact for Outlook product page.

Special Bundle Offer for Copy2Contact For iPhone and PC

Exclusively for our valued customers, we have a bundle deal that you can take advantage of yourself or pass on to your friends: We’re offering $5 OFF Copy2Contact for your PC when you buy Copy2Contact PRO For iPhone. That’s equivalent to getting Copy2Contact PRO For iPhone for FREE!

Here’s how it works:
1. Go to the App Store and purchase Copy2Contact PRO For iPhone
2. Use the Support > Contact Us option inside the Copy2Contact PRO app on your phone to write us with the subject “GET SECRET CODE (Offer expired!)
3. That’s it! We’ll send back a coupon code for $5 off Copy2Contact for your PC (Personal and CRM editions)

If you already own Copy2Contact for your PC, send this offer to a friend! They’ll thank you for it!

Lastly, you won’t find this offer anywhere else, and it expires on April 15, 2010, so grab it now.

Internet Explorer Issue on Vista and Win 7 Fixed

When Windows Vista came out with a radically different security model, all software vendors had to step up to the plate to make their applications compatible with Vista’s new idiosyncrasies. Windows 7 is now out and that model is here to stay.

We worked very hard to sort out all the nuances of the new OS, but one issue remained for people who use Copy2Contact to capture data from a web page viewed inside Internet Explorer. Inexplicably, the shortcut key configured to activate Copy2Contact simply didn’t work from within IE, though it works everywhere else. A real nuisance.

The problem was traced to a new “Protected Mode” in Internet Explorer 7 and later that, in simple terms, prevents IE from communicating with other applications. The shortcut key, when pressed inside IE, falls into the protected category and is blocked without any notification. Since this mode is on by default, most users are subject to it.

For a while now we’ve been advising people to simply turn off protected mode, but we recently found a work-around for the issue and built it into version 2.11.3 of Copy2Contact, which you can download here.

The work-around is seamless and IE users will have no further trouble when capturing data in Protected Mode.

Copy2Contact Add-in for Outlook

If you use Copy2Contact with Outlook, a separate component is installed called the Copy2Contact Add-in, which actually works inside Outlook to provide some additional features to the Copy2Contact program itself.

One feature is that the Copy2Contact Add-in allows Copy2Contact to “guess” the email address of a contact if you’ve captured text from an incoming email inside Outlook. If the text you highlighted does not include an email address, Copy2Contact can get the sender of the email message from Outlook via the Add-in and offer it to you as an option.

Another feature provided by the Add-in is a special menu on each Outlook item window with some extra options, such as “Copy As Text”. See Reverse Copy2Contact for more info.

Outlook, however, is notoriously idiosyncratic when it comes to Add-ins, and it can seemingly randomly decide to disable an add-in and even report that the add-in has caused Outlook to crash. If the add-in is disabled by Outlook, the features it provides will all of a sudden not be available.

If you find that features provided by the Copy2Contact Add-in have stopped working, you can re-enable the add-in inside Outlook. You can also disable the add-in if Outlook insists that it is causing a problem.

Outlook 2000-2003: Open Outlook and go to “Tools”, then “Options”, then the “Other” tab, then “Advanced Options”, then “COM Addins”. Check (or uncheck) the “Copy2Contact add-in” option and then click OK. Close Outlook, close and re-open Copy2Contact.

Outlook 2007: Go to “Tools”, then “Trust Center” and click on the “Add-ins” section. Click on the “Copy2Contact add-in” and then click on the Go button towards the bottom. The “COM Add-ins” page will open and you can check (or uncheck) the “Copy2Contact add-in” there.

Outlook 2010-2016: Go to “File”, then “Options” and click on the “Add-ins” header on the left. At the bottom next to the word “Manage,” choose “COM Add-ins” and click the “Go” button. The “COM Add-ins” page will open and you can check (or uncheck) the “Copy2Contact add-in” there.

If Outlook keeps disabling the add-in, another option is to download and re-install Copy2Contact, which should restore the add-in as well. Download here.

Open Outlook and go to “Tools”, then “Options”, then the “Other” tab, then “Advanced Options”, then “COM Addins”. Uncheck the “Anagram add-in” option and then click OK. Close Outlook, close and re-open Anagram.In Outlook 2007, go to “Tools”, then “Trust Center” and click on the “Add-ins” section. Click on the “Anagram add-in” and then click on the Go button towards the bottom. The “COM Add-ins” page will open and you can uncheck the “Anagram add-in” there.