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What is a good program for keeping and developing a contacts database ?
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That's a can of worms....
I've used Microsoft Access to keep track of contacts/call lists, etc. With Access you can track the time between contacts, etc, etc. But, there's a lot of time to design/build/populate/maintain.
I've looked into other systems as well, like phpGroupware, and we're currently using a pretty solid and robust project/contact/billing management system called ProjectOpen.
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outlook does a pretty good job of it mateComment
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yeah. i dont look beyond outlook much. it does what i need
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MSN addresses are not for newbies or warez users to contact the pros and bug them with
stupid questions the forum can answer.Comment
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yeah outlook is pretty good for that stuff.
Once you get paste the whole anti microsoft that floats around alot of nerds its actually a pretty decent program
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We are currently using Outlook - another company near us uses Time and Chaos which has alot more to it but I'm not fussed on it though.
Can Outlook work on a network, by that I mean - can it update on several machines on a network so that each person has the same contact info/diary information etc...?Comment
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Yes, but only if your running an exchange server Comment
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In short its Microsofts mail server software.
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http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/ev...n/default.mspx Comment
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