Hi Sarah,
You're welcome to use any tips I post about the way apps work in your podcasts.
Cheers,
Esther
On Jan 18, 2014, at 4:41 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
> Yeah I did a mini podcast on the app. would you mind if I put some of your
> tips on the show notes? I ask so that I'm not accidentally violating any
> policies or copyright or what ever. I did not see the email before I did the
> podcast so I didn't know. lol!
>
> Take care and thanks for the tips.
> On Jan 18, 2014, at 6:34 PM, Esther wrote:
>
>> Hi Sarah,
>>
>> I like the apps from this developer (Yoni Tserruya) a lot, because they're
>> generally well designed and very accessible. The Cleaner Pto app lets you
>> make a backup of your contacts, too, which you might want to do before
>> making changes. If you do a full backup when you start the app, and read
>> through the details of the saved backup, along with the information that in
>> addition to saving your backup locally in the app, you can save your backup
>> in Dropbox, Google Drive, or via email, there will be three unlabeled
>> buttons at the bottom of the screen. Just keep flicking past the "button",
>> "button", "button", and you will get the labels "Preview", "Email", and
>> "Saving". You can either custom label those three buttons with those
>> labels, or just double tap on the labels instead of the unlabeled buttons
>> that precede them -- it has exactly the same effect as though you double
>> tapped on the button above the label. That's the only extra tip I'd give
>> here. I don't even bother to relabel the buttons.
>>
>> I also like the fact that the app will show you duplicate or missing fields
>> in contacts and let you decide the action you want to take, rather than
>> automatically trying to merge.
>>
>> This is a universal app, and also supports English, French, Spanish,
>> Italian, German, Portuguese-Br, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Russian,
>> Turkish, Arabic, and Hebrew.
>>
>> • Cleaner Pro – Remove Duplicate Contacts for Addressbook, iCloud, Gmail,
>> Yahoo & Outlook (free today, usually $0.99) by Yoni Tserruya
>> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cleaner-pro-remove-duplicate/id519077149?mt=8
>>
>>
>> And I'm happy I sorted the mail setup on my iOS device. (The account
>> description filed was duplicated under the field for my name.).
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Esther
>>
>>
>>
>> On Jan 18, 2014, at 3:09 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
>>
>>> I just took a look at the app and I can say I;m already loving it. The
>>> interface is very easy to use and all of that good stuff.
>>>
>>> Take care and thanks.
>>> On Jan 18, 2014, at 1:48 PM, Esther wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi All,
>>>>
>>>> For those of you with iOS devices, Cleaner Pro, an app that allows you to
>>>> manage and merge your contacts, including removing duplicate contacts, is
>>>> free today. It normally lists for $0.99. I've posted about this app
>>>> before, so some of you may already have this. The cleaning functions are
>>>> also included in the Multiple Edit - Contacts manager app by the same
>>>> developer. (that app has now been renamed "Simpler Pro". Here's the App
>>>> Store link:
>>>> • Cleaner Pro – Remove Duplicate Contacts for Addressbook, iCloud, Gmail,
>>>> Yahoo & Outlook (free today, usually $0.99) by Yoni Tserruya
>>>> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cleaner-pro-remove-duplicate/id519077149?mt=8
>>>>
>>>> Also, I hope this post shows as being "from: Esther". I had to restore
>>>> an iOS and set up mail again, and posting and replies from there seem
>>>> erratic. My reply to Eileen came up as from: "Mac-Access" and one reply
>>>> went to the original poster instead of the list. Here's hoping this works
>>>> correctly.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>>
>>>> Esther
>
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