The internet is quickly replacing paper phone books and directories due to its ease of use and low overhead. Services such as superpages.com and anywho.com exist that can help you find the address and phone number of virtually any person or business you may need. Or, if the business itself has a web page, its street address is no doubt available right there. Once found, select the address and phone numbers and press anagram’s™ shortcut key to instantly add the information to your Contact List/Address Book.

We're always being notified of business meetings or upcoming events by email. anagram™ can quickly add these items to your Calendar, in one simple step. Select the text that describes the event and its date and time. Then press anagram’s™ shortcut key (normally control-c twice quickly) to ask anagram™ to create a new appointment on your Calendar.

Many people include a "signature" block (a few lines containing their name, address, phone numbers, and email address) at the end of all emails they send. These signatures are invariably in different formats for compactness or visual appeal, but anagram™ can intelligently make sense of the differences. Select the entire text of the signature and press anagram’s™ shortcut key to add that person’s contact information to your Contact List/Address Book.

Web sites often contain travel directions that are indispensable while on the road. Instead of printing out the directions and worrying about losing them later, select the text and instantly create a new Note/Memo using anagram™. Later, you’ll have those critical directions when you need them most... right in your Palm™ or Outlook®-connected handheld.