Outlook V QuickBooks

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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 

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