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    ExtremeTalk(XT)是一个用于企业或者组织内部进行在线通讯的,基于XMPP(Jabber)协议的即时通讯系统。ExtremeTalk(XT) is an Instant Messaging(IM) collaboration platform based on XMPP(Jabber) for enterprises and organizations
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    PhonixJ

    PhonixJ

    A cross-platform phone-book written in Java using SWT.

    PhonixJ is a simple, light and feature rich desktop phone-book application written in Java. It uses Sqlite database files, so it is quite portable. The program runs on Linux, Windows and (soon coming ) MacOS. Features: - Add/remove contacts - Create vCard v.3.0 - Create Contact Card in .SVG - Create mail envelope address - Sophisticated search engine - Customizable printing options - Support for email and browser clients - Batch export/import of the contacts via .vcf (3.0) files (tested with Kontact) - A tool to select multiple e-mail addresses, copy them to clipboard and open compose mail Current version: 1.0.3 News: - Added notes record to each contact - If you want to see it in your own language, please download the Main.properties, and translate it, then send it back to me. ...
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    This is a simple program that allows you to get the information in a vCard file (.vcf) as plain text. vCards are used to store contact information and may be created by Apple's Address Book and other similar programs, along with mobile phones.
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    A Java API binding of the IETF Mime-Dir and vCard RFC's. This package defines implementation neutral Mime-Dir and vCard Java interfaces for exposing data objects corresponding to those defined by the RFC's.
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    "Wiki in a Jar" is a small Wiki written in Java with great focus on simplicity. It is intended to run on a USB stick as a replacement for a paper note- and address book as a Personal Information Manager (PIM). It supports vcard (vcf) contact files.
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    Sort the contents of VCF (VCard) and ICS (ICalendar) files.
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    The Personal Data Interchange (PDI) standard was initially developed by Versit for the communication of data including the popular vCard and vCalendar types. This Java package allows a programmer to take an InputStream and parse its PDI data.
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