ACT! 2006 For Dummies
Published on 1. December 2005
Book
Paperback/Softback
394 pages
978-0-471-77454-9 (ISBN)
Description
Contact management software (CRM) like ACT! are extremely valuable tools that can save you time and money. ACT! is easy to set up and takes little time to create a database, however, it is also a little bit more complex to understand than ordinary software. "ACT! 2006 For Dummies" is the friendly new guide to the latest version of ACT! This straightforward, plain-English book shows you the fun and easy way to consolidate, view, and edit all contacts from your company and your life.Providing you with a general overview of ACT! and the basics, you will have the tools you need to: add, duplicate, and delete contacts; remodel and customize lists and tabs; perform contact searches; work with ACT! notes and histories; schedule your activities; share, design, and merge your reports; create contact fields; customize your layout; maintain and back up databases; administer your database; integrate ACT! with Microsoft; take advantage of exciting opportunities; and, work with ACT! Premium on the Web. Packed with both ACT! 2006 and ACT! Premium features for the Web as well as tips for making ACT! work better for you, this is the ultimate reference to cleaning up your ACT and reaching your life and business' full potential!
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Publishing group
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 233 mm
Width: 187 mm
Thickness: 24 mm
Weight
582 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-471-77454-9 (9780471774549)
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Karen S. Fredricks
ACT! 2005 For Dummies
Book
09/2004
1st Edition
Hungry Minds Inc,U.S.
€22.90
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Person
Karen S. Fredricks began her life rather non-technically growing up in Kenya. She attended high school in Beirut, Lebanon, where she developed her sense of humor while dodging bombs. After traveling all over the world, Karen ended up at the University of Florida and has been an ardent Gator fan ever since. In addition to undergraduate studies in English and accounting, Karen has a Master's degree in psycholinguistics. Beginning her career teaching high school English and theatre, Karen switched to working with the PC during its inception in the early '80s and has worked as a full-time computer consultant and trainer ever since. Karen is an ACT! Certified Consultant, an ACT! Premier Trainer, a Microsoft Office User Specialist, and a QuickBooks Pro Certified Advisor. She is the author of both the ACT! 6 For Dummies and ACT! 2005 For Dummies books, many copywrited training manuals, and the editor of ACT! Extra, a monthly newsletter. She is a frequent guest on the several syndicated radio talk shows and has frequent public speaking engagements. A true ACT! FanACTic, she founded the ACT! Users Group of South Florida and served as the official host for the ACT! 6 Launch Tour in Florida.
Content
Introduction. Part I: The Opening ACT! Chapter 1: An Overview of ACT! Chapter 2: The Various Faces of ACT! Chapter 3: Getting Your ACT! Together. Part II: Putting the ACT! Database to Work. Chapter 4: Making Contact(s). Chapter 5: A Few Good Tabs and Lists. Chapter 6: The ACT! Lookup: Searching for Your Contacts. Chapter 7: Stamping Out the Sticky Note. Chapter 8: Playing the Dating Game. Part III: Sharing Your Information with Others. Chapter 9: Using the Basic ACT! Reports. Chapter 10: Designing Your Own Reports. Chapter 11: Merging Your Information into a Document. Chapter 12: ACT! E-Mail. Part IV: Advanced ACT!ing. Chapter 13: Creating Contact Fields. Chapter 14: Customizing Layouts. Chapter 15: Zen and the Art of Database Maintenance. Chapter 16: Administering to Your Database. Chapter 17: ACT!ing with Synchronizations. Part V: Commonly Overlooked ACT! Features. Chapter 18: Integrating ACT! with Microsoft. Chapter 19: ACT!ing on Your Opportunities. Chapter 20: Grouping Your Contacts. Chapter 21: Joining a Company. Chapter 22: Working with ACT! Premium for Web. Part VI: The Part of Tens. Chapter 23: Ten Reasons to Use ACT! Premium for Web. Chapter 24: Ten Tips to Make ACT! Work Better. Index.