Free phone number search software for mac

Phone Number Decoder is an AppleScript that turns phone numbers, which have words, into actual numbers you can dial.
Phone Number Decoder was developed on BBEdit 8 but wIll also work with version 7. Script is editable.

Completly freeware.

When you input telephone numbers into a contact record, Microsoft Entourage will not automatically format the number even though you have selected that option in Preferences, unless you enter exactly seven or ten digits with no other characters.

This is deliberate, to allow the entry of numbers in formats other than your default format, such as numbers for other countries. It is annoying, however, because telephone numbers that are copied from mail messages or even simply mistyped the first time they are entered cannot be reformatted, except manually. This script meets the need for automated reformatting on demand.

Apple Search allows you to search the Apple Discussions, Downloads, Manuals and Support Site from dashboard.

Freeware.

Dial Number 2.0 is known as a tool applying your Macs built-in speakers for dialing a phone number. You can enter a phone number manually or you can search the Address Book.app or Microsoft Entourage contacts by name for phone numbers. You can even search Google.com.

The Format Address Book Phone Numbers AppleScript will attempt to apply a format to every phone number of every person in your OS X Address Book, and generate a report which is displayed in the TextEdit application when the script finishes.

The script currently assumes US style ten digit numbers.

Lycos Search is a widget which enables you to search the web using the Lycos search engine.

Completly freeware for personal use.

With the Serial-Number Tracker FileMaker Pro runtime database, users can track application and extension serial numbers. Add new records, delete records, find, and sort.
If you are familiar with databases, youll find this product frustratingly simple - novice users will appreciate the simplicity.
Enhancements:
- Added a notes field so users may type comments such as tech-support phone numbers or technical specifications.
- Made it more mainstream (since it is now distributed outside our customer base) by removing prominent company branding.