Bus Cont Manage should be just like software"ACT Contact Manager".

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rr76012

There is a software program called "ACT contact Manager". The software
directly integrate's contacts with their calander, email, phone dialer, pdf's
,word documents ect... It stores all the contact history effortlessly.
Example to schedule an appointment simply drag the contact onto the calander.
When you receive an email with a date action to - do. You can copy the email
onto the calander for a reminder of your to - do.

Look at a contact and all the history is right there. Great for a sales
tools.

Business contact manager needs to make the "history" automatic for every
contact. Microsoft needs to play with the software. I have consulted with the
product managers of "ACT" for years. I would like to help Microsoft.

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Leonid S. Knyshov

rr76012 said:
There is a software program called "ACT contact Manager". The software
directly integrate's contacts with their calander, email, phone dialer,
pdf's
,word documents ect... It stores all the contact history effortlessly.
Example to schedule an appointment simply drag the contact onto the
calander.
When you receive an email with a date action to - do. You can copy the
email
onto the calander for a reminder of your to - do.

Look at a contact and all the history is right there. Great for a sales
tools.

Business contact manager needs to make the "history" automatic for every
contact. Microsoft needs to play with the software. I have consulted with
the
product managers of "ACT" for years. I would like to help Microsoft.

Umm... BCM does have all that, perhaps with a slightly different
implementation. :)

Please try the BCM 2007 version to see the improvements made since 2003.
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Leonid S. Knyshov, CEO
Crashproof Solutions, LLC - http://www.crashproofsolutions.com
MCP Exchange 2003/Small Business Server 2003
Microsoft Small Business Specialist Partner
See the tips and tricks section on my website for video tutorials on BCM
Send a smile to Microsoft (Office 2007 Beta feedback tool)!
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