Windows Phone Thoughts: Now, Where is that Electronic 'Cash'? -- CodeWallet Pro 2005 reviewed.

There is also a search capability, available from the magnifying glass icon at the left of the title bar or from the Find menu at the bottom of the screen.


Figure 12: Searching through the wallet.

The search can use any portion of a word, as found in the description of the card (e.g. ‘mast’ would find all occurrences of ‘Mastercards’). The results are displayed in a new folder called Search Results, which will disappear when you close CodeWallet.


Figure 13: Results from the search are created as links in a temporary Search Results folder.

You can also put your frequently accessed cards in a folder called My Favorites. These are links to the original cards in their folders, rather than copies of the complete cards. Thus, you won’t significantly expand the size of your wallet by having redundant copies of cards, and updates to a card are reflected in all links.

As with earlier versions of CodeWallet, images and icons can be added to the background of the card. In this version, Developer One has extended this to include the ability to add one of an extensive library of supplied icons to entries within the tree structure as well.


Figure 14: Just a few of the icons provided with Pro 2005.

This makes review and location of cards within the tree structure much quicker, as you can use the graphical prompts and familiar logos to find what you need.