The Contacts (addressbook) application

It's got a bit more functionality than the PalmOS Address Book, actually: it has more types of phone numbers it supports (e.g. home fax), has a place for URLs, and supports two addresses per record rather than just one.

Screenshots

Screenshot 1	Screenshot 2	Screenshot 3
Contacts List	Contacts Detail	Contacts Edit

Bugs and annoyances

• Correction: I had written `There's no way I can find to copy-and-paste text.' That's wrong; typing Control-x, Control-c, and Control-v perform cut, copy, and paste respectively. Unfortunately, you can't do that with HWR; you need to use the on-screen keyboard. Thanks to Enzo Dari for pointing this out to me.
• There's no way to duplicate an entry to create a new-but-similar one.
  It looks like they were thinking of adding this and didn't finish it, since there's a `New' button when you're viewing a single address that you'd expect to do something like this, but it just modifies the current address. There are two other more intuitive ways to get at the same functionality, so I'm guessing they originally intended that button to do something different. In Screenshot 2 above, choosing `Modify' from the menu, or tapping anywhere in the actual contact information, will bring up the same edit form that tapping `New' will. In any of these three cases, the edit form is populated with the information from the record you're looking at, and if you tap Done, it replaces/updates the record you're looking at. Not a very intuitive thing for the `New' button to do.