Managing Contacts with Microsoft Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager
Author: Edward Kachinsk
Want to learn how to manage customer, prospect, and vendor information in Microsoft Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager? Want to use Microsoft Outlook to quickly and easily follow up on sales leads? Look no further! With minimal time investment, you can quickly and easily get up to speed on the powerful contact management functionality of Business Contact Manager. All you need is the information in this book. Managing Contacts with Microsoft Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager clearly and concisely reviews the practical areas of Business Contact Manager, such as contact management, sales opportunity management, marketing and campaign management, and project management. It examines each area of functionality, including relevance to most businesses. Step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow screenshots are provided throughout the book for you to easily learn the application. The book is set up in such a way that it's easy to use as you work, which facilitates a "learn by doing" approach. Managing Contacts with Microsoft Outlook 2007 Business Contact Manager is an ideal tool for all Microsoft Outlook users looking to easily manage their long lists of contacts, follow up on their leads, and increase their productivity!
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Installing Outlook BCM
Chapter 2. Working with Contacts
Chapter 3. Setting up Accounts
Chapter 4. Searches & Filters
Chapter 5. Managing Your Calendar
Chapter 6. Working with Opportunities
Chapter 7. Writing Letters & Campaigns
Chapter 8. Managing Projects
Chapter 9. Reports
Chapter 10. Customizing Your Database
Chapter 11. Setting up Offline Databases
Chapter 12. Database Maintenance
Chapter 13. Add-on Products & Web Resources
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