Well, there is a windows app called Addressgrabber from egrabber.com -
I don't know if there is any way for you to use that.

Dan

On Jan 24, 2:53 am, Miguel Ferreira wrote:
> Ladies & Gents, can anyone recommend an app for this:
>
> I remember a couple years ago coming across a simple application that
> would basically take a portion of text in the Clipboard and try to
> create an address by automatically fitting the portions of the copied
> text into the address fields (i.e. could 'tell' phone numbers from
> email addresses, street addreses, etc).
>
> This would be valuable to me as it would allow me to pick any address
> text e.g. in the browser, and rapidly create a new contact with it.
>
> I went searching for this but couldn't find anything, and I don't even
> remember the name of the app.
>
> Anyone know such tool /could recommend any method?
>
> P.S. - note, I'm using a Palm T|X, with Max OS X on the laptop side...
> don't know if this limits my options?
>
> Thanks
> Miguel

In article @m34g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, miferrei@cisco.com says...
> Ladies & Gents, can anyone recommend an app for this:
>
> I remember a couple years ago coming across a simple application that
> would basically take a portion of text in the Clipboard and try to
> create an address by automatically fitting the portions of the copied
> text into the address fields (i.e. could 'tell' phone numbers from
> email addresses, street addreses, etc).
>
> This would be valuable to me as it would allow me to pick any address
> text e.g. in the browser, and rapidly create a new contact with it.
>
> I went searching for this but couldn't find anything, and I don't even
> remember the name of the app.
>
> Anyone know such tool /could recommend any method?
>
> P.S. - note, I'm using a Palm T|X, with Max OS X on the laptop side...
> don't know if this limits my options?
>
> Thanks
> Miguel
>

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