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Diane Kulisek
After pouring through all of the messages on the Business Contact Manager,
looking for how I might be able to undo the harm done when I installed the
recent update to Outlook with it, for hours, I finally decided to do what
many recommended. Use the Control Panel's Add/Remove feature to get rid of
BCM. BAD IDEA! "BCM" is NOT how the Business Contact Manager appears in the
Add/Remove Software (or Programs) list. It appears as an "MS Outlook with
Business Contact Manager" listing. "BCM" stands for Dell's standard modem
installed on many if not most Dell computers. Delete THAT... .and you'll
delete your ability to access the internet! Then you get to spend a few more
hours trying to figure out what happened while you rebuild your system from
SCRATCH.
looking for how I might be able to undo the harm done when I installed the
recent update to Outlook with it, for hours, I finally decided to do what
many recommended. Use the Control Panel's Add/Remove feature to get rid of
BCM. BAD IDEA! "BCM" is NOT how the Business Contact Manager appears in the
Add/Remove Software (or Programs) list. It appears as an "MS Outlook with
Business Contact Manager" listing. "BCM" stands for Dell's standard modem
installed on many if not most Dell computers. Delete THAT... .and you'll
delete your ability to access the internet! Then you get to spend a few more
hours trying to figure out what happened while you rebuild your system from
SCRATCH.