Your contacts live in one program, your appointments in another, and your tasks on a sticky note. Then you need to print address labels and nothing lines up. Address Ex from NSN Software puts contacts, a calendar and tasks in one Windows program and prints them on ready-made templates.
Quick facts
- Version: 6.002
- Platforms: Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000
- License: Shareware, try before you buy
- Full version price: $19.95
- Installation size: approximately 6.0 MB
Key features
Contacts, calendars and tasks in one place
You manage calendars, contacts, and tasks together. You can drag a contact into the calendar or task list to add a record quickly.
Groups and subgroups for organizing people
Use groups and subgroups to file your records. A contact can belong to several groups or subgroups. You can sort records by any field or combination of fields.
Printing labels, envelopes, address books and calendars
You get over 100 templates for printing. You can add images and custom fonts. You can print double-sided, put several pages on one sheet, or print on perforated paper.
Sync with Microsoft or Google calendars and contacts
You can synchronize with Microsoft or Google calendar and contacts. You can also subscribe to internet calendars such as Facebook birthdays, Yahoo, Google or MS Live calendars.
Share your data through cloud storage or your home network
You can reach your data through third-party cloud services such as DropBox, Google Drive or Sky Drive. You can also share it across a home or office local area network.
Export contacts to Word or Rich Text Format
You can send contacts to Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format and use them for mail merge.
Who it's for
This suits you if you want a desktop address book and planner that prints well, and you prefer paying once for a small program. It also fits you if you keep records on a Windows PC and want to share them with others in your home or office.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Contacts, calendar and tasks in one program
- More than 100 print templates
- Small installation, about 6.0 MB
- Shareware, so you can try it first
- Works with Microsoft and Google calendar and contacts sync
Cons
- Windows only
- The listed minimum requirements go back to older Windows versions, so the interface is aimed at desktop use
FAQs
How much does Address Ex cost?
The full version is $19.95. It is distributed as shareware, so you can try it before buying.
Which versions of Windows does it run on?
Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP and 2000.
Can I share my data with other computers?
Yes. You can use a third-party cloud service such as DropBox or Google Drive, or share it over a local area network at home or in the office.
Can it work with my Google or Microsoft contacts?
Yes. It can synchronize with Microsoft or Google calendar and contacts.
Can I print labels and envelopes?
Yes. You can print labels, envelopes, address books and calendars using over 100 templates.
System requirements
- Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP or 2000
- Approximately 6.0 MB of disk space for installation