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A Personal Information Manager is a software application that keeps track of personal information such as:

There are several software packages that do this. Some can also synchronize the required information with a personal digital assistant ( PDA), such as a Palm Pilot or similar devices. They are also collectively called Personal Information Management software, or PIM software.

1 Well-known PIMs

2 Open-source PIMs

3 See also



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