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David Adviser
Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
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Chad Harris
David,
*Unfortunately, there isn't.* Whatever edition you have needs to have a CD
for the BCM .net add in to Outlook. Windows SBS 2003 Premium and Standard
both have Outlook, but neither has a CD for BCM included. You would have to
buy one of the Office editions in order to obtain BCM--either MOS 2003 Small
Business Edition or MOS 2003 Professional Edition. BCM isn't available as a
free standing CD. Microsoft is going to offer the next version of IIS free
to SBS 2003 Premium licence holders though, I believe.
Choose your edition
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/howtobuy/pricing.mspx#XSLTsection122121120120
What's In the Office 2003 Editions
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/howtobuy/compare.mspx
Chad Harris
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Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
*Unfortunately, there isn't.* Whatever edition you have needs to have a CD
for the BCM .net add in to Outlook. Windows SBS 2003 Premium and Standard
both have Outlook, but neither has a CD for BCM included. You would have to
buy one of the Office editions in order to obtain BCM--either MOS 2003 Small
Business Edition or MOS 2003 Professional Edition. BCM isn't available as a
free standing CD. Microsoft is going to offer the next version of IIS free
to SBS 2003 Premium licence holders though, I believe.
Choose your edition
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/howtobuy/pricing.mspx#XSLTsection122121120120
What's In the Office 2003 Editions
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/howtobuy/compare.mspx
Chad Harris
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Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
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Chad Harris
David--
It gets a little bit confusing--partly because of product names. *If you
have a way to purchase Business Contact Manager through one of the two
Office editions that offer it,* then they do offer an update that allows
Outlook with BCM to work *with* Windows Small Business Server 2003 here. I
didn't know you needed one, but now I do and it's here:
Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 Update: Windows Small Business
Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f5-1f5e-4ef3-9691-90f9b870b9b6&displaylang=en
"With this update you can use Windows Small Business Server 2003 and
Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 together."
These additional links may be helpful to you:
Slipstick: Outlook 2003 and BCM FAQ
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2003.htm
Technet Chat on BCM
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/trans/office/off0626.mspx
Chad Harris
_________________________________________
Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
It gets a little bit confusing--partly because of product names. *If you
have a way to purchase Business Contact Manager through one of the two
Office editions that offer it,* then they do offer an update that allows
Outlook with BCM to work *with* Windows Small Business Server 2003 here. I
didn't know you needed one, but now I do and it's here:
Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 Update: Windows Small Business
Server 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f5-1f5e-4ef3-9691-90f9b870b9b6&displaylang=en
"With this update you can use Windows Small Business Server 2003 and
Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 together."
These additional links may be helpful to you:
Slipstick: Outlook 2003 and BCM FAQ
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2003.htm
Technet Chat on BCM
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/trans/office/off0626.mspx
Chad Harris
_________________________________________
Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
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Chad Harris
David--
I should have included this KB article with my last post:
Overview of the Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 update: Windows
Small Business Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=831747
Chad Harris
_____________________
Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
I should have included this KB article with my last post:
Overview of the Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2003 update: Windows
Small Business Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=831747
Chad Harris
_____________________
Is there any path to upgrade from Outlook 2003 (that came with SBS 2003
Premium) to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager ?
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David Adviser
Thanks Chad for your time in responding.
Much appreciated. I will buy one of the office 2003 editions.
I believe that BCM isn't multi-user though so unlike outlook the info is
stored on local machines only.
Many thanks,
David
Much appreciated. I will buy one of the office 2003 editions.
I believe that BCM isn't multi-user though so unlike outlook the info is
stored on local machines only.
Many thanks,
David
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Brandon D
Which has really ticked me off. Due to the fact that Outlook is entierly
Multi-User, and I purchased SBS 2003 just to share my contact information
with my sales team.
This also happened right after I convinced the president of my company to
convert from MACs.
Thanks again Microsoft... this should have been a disclaimer. 'warning,
product was designed to have limited functionality so you will have to
purchase an upgrade in 6 mos. time.
Multi-User, and I purchased SBS 2003 just to share my contact information
with my sales team.
This also happened right after I convinced the president of my company to
convert from MACs.
Thanks again Microsoft... this should have been a disclaimer. 'warning,
product was designed to have limited functionality so you will have to
purchase an upgrade in 6 mos. time.
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
Due to the fact that Outlook is entierly Multi-User
Hardly. There are probably as many standalone users as there are Exchange
users.
The contact sharing features in SBS 2003 include Exchange public folders and
Windows Sharepoint Services contact lists.
FWIW, there is a bright red disclaimer on the Office 2003 Professional
retail box: "Business Contact Manager will be disabled in the presence of a
Microsoft Exchange technologies-based e-mail system."
Hardly. There are probably as many standalone users as there are Exchange
users.
and I purchased SBS 2003 just to share my contact information
with my sales team.
The contact sharing features in SBS 2003 include Exchange public folders and
Windows Sharepoint Services contact lists.
this should have been a disclaimer. 'warning,
product was designed to have limited functionality so you will have to
purchase an upgrade in 6 mos. time.
FWIW, there is a bright red disclaimer on the Office 2003 Professional
retail box: "Business Contact Manager will be disabled in the presence of a
Microsoft Exchange technologies-based e-mail system."
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Gordy
Sue, this doesn't help when you purchase Office Professional like I did with
my new Dell laptop over the internet. You don't get to see the retail box! I
have spent ages trying to get BCM working and am getting very annoyed!
my new Dell laptop over the internet. You don't get to see the retail box! I
have spent ages trying to get BCM working and am getting very annoyed!
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BigDog
Wellcome to the club!