PAddress: A simple address book

About:
  PAddress is a simple address book application.  It's written in C++, with the
  Gtk+ toolkit.  It's designed to be simple, but full featured. 

Who's responsible for all this:
  PAddress was written by Peter Witkop (petew@linuxstart.com), who'd be glad to
  hear any feedback, via the mailing list (paddress-list@lists.sourceforge.net)

Requirements:
  To run a binary version (which will be available after version 0.1.0) you
  will need Gtk+ version 1.2.* (only 1.2.6 has been tested at this point).
  In order to build PAddress however, you will also need a C++ compiler (and 
  C++ standard library) that supports the standard template library (STL).  In
  particular, the vector class, and a string class that has the <, >, <=. >=, 
  and == operators.  This excludes some earlier versions of gcc (egcs version
  2.91.66 was used in development).  However, since these are template classes,
  those who cannot build PAddress because of lack of vector, or a suitable 
  string, should still be able to run binary versions.

Installation:
  See this 'INSTALL' file

Configuration:
  The output colors (the color of the label text, data text, and the background
  color) are all configurable through the Preferences dialog
  (Edit/Preferences).  Several other attributes are configurable through the 
  same dialog, including the tool bar style, and the order in which addresses 
  are sorted.  The format in which information is sent the text widget is also
  configurable, see the "out_format.txt" file in this distribution for 
  information.