Have BCM installed, but do not use.  Wanted to load Office 2007 Beta but kept
getting error, conflict with BCM. Uninstalled BCM, then Beta says have to
have BCM...catch 22 scenario.  Loaded at home w/o problems, another
registered  version of OFC 2003 and works fine?

I have been using Outlook 2007 with BCM successfully and then upgraded to
Vista.  A recommendation from Vista was to install the B2TR which I did.  On
opening Outlook it now says that BCM is incompatible and I have tried to
reinstall the BCM but the install now says it is unable ...

I am using the beta of BCM2007 and need to be able to produce a summary sheet
(printed out) of all history items for a contact, including contact details
(name, address, phone number) Communication History items and Comments from
the Details page.  Is this possible?

There is a software program called "ACT contact Manager". The software
directly integrate's contacts with their calander, email, phone dialer, pdf's
,word documents ect... It stores all the contact history effortlessly.
Example to schedule an appointment simply drag the contact ...

I ran an update for Business contact manager and it erased all of the
contacts I had in both the Business Contact and Account contact.  I tried to
restore the system but it would not do so.  Help!!!

Your Outlook Business Account Manger sucks!  I have lost all of my contacts
on a "perscribed" upgrade.  Before that the functionality sucked even worse.  
I have been a MSFT advocate having never really had any difficulties with the
products unlike so many other users.  But this ...

I installed Office 2007, and then installed B2TR. All the core software is
working fine now.
But, I also bought (for a whole $1.50!) Outlook '07 BCM. I downloaded and
went through the whole install process, including the reg key and EULA

When a new customer calls I need to be able to create a new contact,
then create an appointment linked to the contact that has all of the
contact info in it.
I can create a Create New Appt with Contact which links the contact,

How can I add members to a distribution list by a field (like company)
instead selecting each individual contact?

Our company is contemplating making the switch from POP 3 to Exchange
Server 2003 Enterprise, but 1/2 of the company is using the Business
Contact Manager function within Outlook 2003.  If we deploy Exchange
Server 2003 Enterprise edition, will the information in each employee's

I am using Outlook 2007 with BCM, both 2TR.
Can I partition the database on the desktop so only “my” assign accounts,
contacts and opportunities are transfer to my laptop when I go offline ?

Is it possible to import information from Goldmine? I'm looking specifically
to import contact history/activities from Goldmine into BCM.
Thanks.

We operate a shared network in a start-up business but do not (repeat, do
not) have Small Business Server, so our shares are limited to files that are
placed on our server.  
Is it possible to share contacts using Business Contact Manager in this type

Trying to share BCM 2007 with Office 2007 installed on XP Pro over a network.
I was getting the "cannot find computer blah, verify that it exists on the
network".
fiddled around and now i get the "cannot access the database sever on blah.

I have Outlook 2003 with BCM, Windows XP Pro.
I consistently get this 'Warning' in my Application event log:
The description for Event ID ( 19011 ) in Source ( MSSQL$MICROSOFTSMLBIZ
) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary