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    Gmail Contact Attachment Removal Tool

    Tool for removing GMail attachments from Outlook Contacts

    ...When Gmail cannot map a piece of data to Outlook contacts (e.g. multiple addresses, more than 3 email addresses, multiple titles, etc), Gmail creates an attachment to the Outlook contact titled "GMail properties with no Outlook mapping.txt". If you delete the attachment, Gmail automatically recreates it, and in some cases the extraneous information is not accessible in Gmail and can never be deleted. This tool will delete ALL of these attachments, and the corresponding information from the contact in Gmail so be sure that you wish to delete the information found in the attachments. To use: - Download and save GoogleAttachmentRemoval.bas to your computer - Start Outlook 2010/2013, enable Developer tab on ribbon - Go to Developer tab, select Visual Basic, then File..Import and import GoogleAttachmentRemoval.bas - Select File...Close and Return - In Outlook, Developer tab, click Macros, select and run
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    Database Pro (OpenOffice / Excel)

    Database Pro (OpenOffice / Excel)

    Addresses, Mailings & Donations

    Database Pro has been designed to manage addresses and mailings. For small charities, database fields are provided so that the details of the most recent donation of a supporter can be recorded. However, the columns (fields) can easily modified, added or deleted so that the database can be customised according to your needs. Database Pro is available in file formats for both Excel and OpenOffice. The Excel version is a VBA project and the OpenOffice version uses OOo Basic. Please note that the database does not currently work with LibreOffice due to a couple of bugs in the LibreOffice program.
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    Elephant Chat

    Elephant Chat

    A simple lan based chat program

    A simple lan based chat program that allows you to create a chat network that your friends can join if they have the network name and password(optional). Within the network you can chat and share files easy. It's simple and easy to use - ENJOY!
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    Outlook LookForDuplicates

    Find and remove duplicate items in Outlook such as contacts and mails.

    ...This VBA-Script with a form searches for duplicate entries of any type (calendar, contact, e-mail, notes, task, etc.) across folders in Outlook. Suspected doublets are listed and can be moved to the folder for Deleted Items.
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