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Backing up Business Contact Manager OutlookPower Magazine - July 2004 You've been using the new BCM (Business Contact Manager) with Outlook 2003 for several months and, by now, you have a huge database built up. You know you need to back it up and BCM includes a simple to use backup (and restore) routine you can access using the File, Business Database menu, but how do you recover the database if you forget to back it up or don't back it up often enough and your computer crashes? This article explains what to do.
Using Business Contact Manager with Exchange OutlookPower Magazine - April 2004 Office 2003 introduced a new, very interesting feature for those who need to stay in touch with their business relationships: Business Contact Manager (or BCM). Ufortunately, BCM is explicitly not supported for those users who get their email via an Exchange server. As a result, if you're an Exchange user, you're not going to be able to use BCM. Until now. Read this helpful article to learn how you can work around this restriction and take advantage of BCM for yourself.
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