I’ve heard great things about this add in for quite some time but only now did I get a chance to actually install it. I think this is a must-have for any Tablet PC user but it’s also very useful to anyone that likes to keep an organized PIM.
Basically, what Anagram does is parses text from the clipboard and converts it into a Contact, Task, Appointment, etc. I mostly use it for contacts because many times people will email me with their contact info but it’s not in a VCF. It’s in an email signature or even worse, the body of their email. So you select the text (it doesn’t matter if you get stuff that isn’t a part of the contact) and Anagram will do its best to figure out where fax numbers, home numbers, email addresses, etc. all go.
The best part is, since TEO 2.x and above will override Outlook’s standard UI’s for things like this, it just works by default with TEO! I’m working on a screen capture video much like Rob Bushway did with TEO and ActiveWords to show off how Anagram works with TEO. I have one already but it has someone’s contact info that might not want to be shared.