Export contacts as filename

Question

Hey guys,
I wonder if someone is clever enough to suggest an applescript or an automator workflow to create a script file for each contact that I have. I have a script file that parses the filename and number to automate dialling through phoneamego:
tell application "System Events"
          set myname to name of (path to me)
          set extension to name extension of (path to me)
end tell
if length of extension > 0 then
  # Make sure that `text item delimiters` has its default value here.
          set myname to items 1 through -(2 + (length of extension)) of myname as text
end if
#tell application "PhoneAmego" to dial number myname name "Test"
#display dialog myname
set contactname to text 1 thru ((offset of "-" in myname) - 2) of myname
set contactnumber to text ((offset of "-" in myname) + 1) thru -1 of myname
#display dialog contactname
#display dialog contactnumber
tell application "PhoneAmego" to dial number contactnumber name contactname
I need an applescript grab the list of contacts and duplicate this file for each contact and name it by the contact name and number.  eg.Filename 1:  Bob Smith mobile -012345678, Filename2: Sarah Smit mobile -0123457800 etc.
Thanks.

Answer 1

Hello James,
How to Export Your Mac OS X Mail Address Book Contacts to a CSV File...
Export Your Mac OS X Mail Address Book Contacts to a CSV File
To save your contacts from the Mac OS X Address Book to a CSV (comma-separated values) file, which lets you import the data to many other address books:
• Download and install AB2CSV.
• Open AB2CSV.
• Select Mode | CSV from the menu.
• To configure which fields will be exported, you can select AB2CSV | Preferences… from the menu and go to the CSV tab.
• Now select File | Export from the menu.
• Go to your Documents folder.
• Click Choose.
The exported address book contacts are saved to a file called "everyone.csv" in your Documents folder.
http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/How-To-Export-Your-Mac-Os-X-Mail-Add ress-Book-Contacts-To-A-Csv-File.htm