FRSAddressbook

Although pen and paper are indispensable to keeping your tasks, to-do lists, appointments and contact well organized, without worrying about computer data that might get lost or compromised, it's still a good idea to create a digital copy of all information, just in case you lose the info in its physical form.

There are many Windows applications with rich features dedicated to address books, from applying filters and importing info from file to syncing everything to the cloud and sending emails directly. However, if you're interested in a lesser tool, one that's solely intended for creating simple contacts lists without wasting time exploring comprehensive and unnecessary features, you can use FRSAddressbook.

The utility can be easily installed since there are no special options involved in the setup. It's packed in a plain and simple interface that doesn't put emphasis on looks but focuses on functionality instead.

You can create your first entry right away by entering personal and business details about the contact, such as name, street, city, state or province, zip or postal code, as well as country.

Other info focuses on the website, Facebook, Twitter and map address, home, work, cell and fax phone number, along with a special date and notes, which could be your own observations. A contact photo can be attached too, by specifying the full path to the file on the disk.

It's possible to copy entries to the clipboard (but not all entries associated with a contact), cut entries and paste them in other fields, visit links in your default web browser, and print everything after configuring printing settings.

All aspects considered, FRSAddressbook may not have an extensive set of options and configuration settings but it's ideal for users looking for a straightforward and intuitive address book manager.