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Outlook should let me categorize contacts without Biz Contact Mgr

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Megaptera1969 - 28 Sep 2006 05:15 GMT
With hundreds of contacts in Outlook, the program should allow user defined
categories to sort contacts by groups, such as Coworkers, Suppliers, etc.
While Business Contact Manager may be a more robust contact management
application, for those of us at work without access to the CD to install the
Business Contact Manager addin, the simple addition of a category to the
Outlook contact would add tremendous value.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 28 Sep 2006 14:58 GMT
Have you looked at the bottom of the contact form? All Outlook versions support the use of the Categories field on all items.

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> With hundreds of contacts in Outlook, the program should allow user defined
> categories to sort contacts by groups, such as Coworkers, Suppliers, etc.
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