Run Business Contact Manager with Exchange

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Patrick Epps

The BCM update claims that it now supports Exchange. Does anyone have any
documentation on how this is implemented (or does it just mean that you don't
need to have a separate profile for Exchange/BCM?!)

Thanks
 
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Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
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Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 
T

Todd Varriano

It means you don't need a seperate profile. The BCM database still resides
locally.

Todd
 

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