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This script allows it to manage all the contacts of your company in a central database.

csphonebook is easy to install. An install script guides you through the whole installation process. The readme gives you detailed information about the functions and the installation and the way to add, edit and delete contact.

The features are:

* Installation script which guide you trough the installation

* Extendable multi language support (comes with german an english)

* CSS based design

* Search for names and full-text extended search

* Save phone- , fax- , and mobile-phone numbers. Additional company names, departments and the room number can be saved for your contacts in a central database

* Readme file with screenshots and detailed information about the installation of csphonebook

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