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I've been looking around for solutions to several problems I'm having with
Outlook. It is an inflexible program, and unless you know how to code VBA, want to spend hours and $$$ on reading online articles and have the patience of Job, this program is NOT for you. And if you DO decide to spend some time learning the program, get ready for a STEEP learning curve...WOW! Never have I encountered such an unnecessarily complex program. Unless you are comfortable entering all of your precious contact data into a program you CANNOT change or rearrange later, do NOT use Outlook for contact management. Yet another example of Microsoft's monopoly ruining its software. And tech support / answers to slightly advanced questions are simply non-existent (unless you want to pay some ridiculous fee for questions that should be answered because you are a registered user of the product). Want a good contact management software? Use ACT 6.0: more versatile, more powerful and INFINITELY easier to use. Extremely disappointed, Microsoft... |
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