How do I create an outlook (business account manager) database on a folder that is a sub folder on my organization's MS Exhange Public folders noting that I already have ownership previlages for that folder. I am currenty limited to creating the database on my computer which is practibally not sharable. Is there a work around?
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- 1. Contact manager 2007 - problems installing and uninstalling?
Ok I have been trying to install the BCM 2007 now for the past week. When I put the dvd in and click on setup it only gives me the option to repair or uninstall BCM 2007? I haven't instaled it yet? So I have tried to repair and uninstall it. Nothing. I would like to use BCM in conjunction with MS accounting 2007 and groove 2007. Any suggestions would be appreciated. many thanks in advance. Timm - 2. Customize Account View
Account View - I'd like to sort accounts by Account rating, then by alphabetical account. I've tried all the customize view options and can't find a way to sort by this account field. This allows me to view accounts by client group size. Is there a better way to sort accounts? I've tried this and categorizing by color, and can't seem to get the view to reflect changes. - 3. Integration with Navision version 4 or the coming release version
Is it possible to integrate BCM with Microsoft Navision? If yes - how to do it? - 4. FWIW
That did NOT work for me at all. I tried and failed to get BCM installed using this and a few other approaches. Any ideas are welcome. - 5. Black backgrounds on BCM icons
Hi All, All of the sudden, some of the icons in BCM are showing up with black backgrounds. These are the icons that are in the second grouping form the left on the upper toolbar such as "General", "Details" and "History". I'm assuming the black background is the alpha channel for the icon but they should not be visible. Instead it should be transparent to showt he toolbar color throug it. Anyone else seeing this behavior? Thanks, Jim
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How do I create a business contact manager database on a public fo
by U2luYmFkOTAwMQ » Mon, 04 Jan 2010 11:29:01 GMT
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