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Microsoft says:
"You should continue to use Outlook for your personal contacts while using
Business Contact Manager for Outlook to store information about your business
contacts. If you have been using Outlook to store both types of contacts, you
can copy or move the business contacts into Business Contact Manager for
Outlook. "
This - as far as I understand - will result in me having THE SAME CONTACT in
both my contacts folders (Contacts and BCM), which of course creates updating
problems. I suppose I am not the only one who has FRIENDS and BUSINESS
CONTACTS at the same time.
The solution is probably to ONLY use BCM, right?
Any problems there? What about Notes? .. as it is today they are the
Contacts Notes, not the BCM Notes in the Navigation pane... etc..
Anybody?? What to do???????
"You should continue to use Outlook for your personal contacts while using
Business Contact Manager for Outlook to store information about your business
contacts. If you have been using Outlook to store both types of contacts, you
can copy or move the business contacts into Business Contact Manager for
Outlook. "
This - as far as I understand - will result in me having THE SAME CONTACT in
both my contacts folders (Contacts and BCM), which of course creates updating
problems. I suppose I am not the only one who has FRIENDS and BUSINESS
CONTACTS at the same time.
The solution is probably to ONLY use BCM, right?
Any problems there? What about Notes? .. as it is today they are the
Contacts Notes, not the BCM Notes in the Navigation pane... etc..
Anybody?? What to do???????