Nigel:
Right click on the email message, select Link to Record, and then click the
New button. It will enter the name and email address.
HTH,
Lon
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Nigel Freeney - 21 Oct 2007 09:36 GMT
Hi Lon,
Not for me :-(
I can bring up link to record but when I click on new it simply opens up a
blank new record without any details entered in.
I've got to set up a new machine coming in a couple of weeks and will be
loading everything from scratch. I will try out the the things that don't
work before I import my existing Outlook and BCM data files. If it works at
this point I will import my data files and see if they break it or whether
perhaps there is something inherently wrong with my existing installation.
Thanks for the help,
Nigel
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bsharp - 30 Nov 2007 15:00 GMT
Nigel -
Mine does the same thing.
There are two workarounds I've found. One is to right-click and create a
regular contact in Outlook (not BCM), then go to Contacts and drag it to your
BCM contacts. That will move it, not just copy it.
Or a faster way is to just drag the email message itself to your BCM
contacts and it will create a new record, and fill out the name and email for
you.
Should be a right-click, I agree.
Brian
> Hi Lon,
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