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Import BCM database to ACt v10
They do when you copy the contacts from BCM to Outlook, they all sit in the 'Activties' tab. Thanks- jalepenopepper
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- Forum: Sage: ACT! contact managment solutions
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Import BCM database to ACt v10
OK, Thanks Any idea's on how to import the e-mails via the Outlook route?- jalepenopepper
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- Forum: Sage: ACT! contact managment solutions
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Import BCM database to ACt v10
They don't appear to be. Is there any particular setting I need to use when exporting from BCM? From memory it wants to export to text file then this has to be converted to csv. Thanks- jalepenopepper
- Post #5
- Forum: Sage: ACT! contact managment solutions
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Import BCM database to ACt v10
Two options tried: 1 As per the Act wizard and help information by importing Outlook contact details. I Imported my BCM contacts, fields and e-mails into Outlook 2003. Then imported to Act using the Wizard. All there except for the 'Activties' tab. 2 Exported the BCM database to a 'csv'...- jalepenopepper
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- Forum: Sage: ACT! contact managment solutions
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Import BCM database to ACt v10
Hi, I am having a problem imprting the 'Activities' in BCM to the 'Notes' section in Act. This includes all the very important e-mails. Have managed to import all the fields I need either via csv route or through Outlook but still no luck with the e-mails. Any help would be greatly...- jalepenopepper
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