ACT! by Sage For Dummies
9th Edition
Published on 9. October 2007
Book
Paperback/Softback
408 pages
978-0-470-19225-2 (ISBN)
Description
Web site covers ACT! 2008 and beyond
Schedule appointments, print reports, and manage your business better
It's easy to see why ACT! is the leading contact management /customer relationship management (CRM) software. Now it has even more cool features, and this guide covers them all. There's even a new chapter on ACT! Dashboards. Here's how to choose the right version of ACT!, get set up, and put your database to work making your life easier.
* Customize ACT! menus
*
Create custom Dashboards to gain business insight
*
Use the task list and calendar
*
Print address books, labels, and envelopes
*
Manage incoming e-mail
*
Keep your data secure
Schedule appointments, print reports, and manage your business better
It's easy to see why ACT! is the leading contact management /customer relationship management (CRM) software. Now it has even more cool features, and this guide covers them all. There's even a new chapter on ACT! Dashboards. Here's how to choose the right version of ACT!, get set up, and put your database to work making your life easier.
* Customize ACT! menus
*
Create custom Dashboards to gain business insight
*
Use the task list and calendar
*
Print address books, labels, and envelopes
*
Manage incoming e-mail
*
Keep your data secure
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Product info
PB
Edition
9., Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
New edition
Dimensions
Height: 23.3 cm
Width: 18.8 cm
Thickness: 2.2 cm
Weight
589 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-470-19225-2 (9780470192252)
Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
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Karen S. Fredricks
ACT! by Sage For Dummies
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03/2011
9th Edition
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Karen S. Fredricks
ACT! by Sage For Dummies
E-Book
06/2008
9th Edition
Wiley
€18.99
Available for download
Person
Karen S. Fredricks has implemented ACT! for businesses ranging from sole practitioners to Fortune 500 companies and has written software manuals on ACT!. She established and runs a large ACT! user group.
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 Contac(s).
Chapter 5. A Few Good Tabs and Lists.
Chapter 6. The ACT! Lookup: Searching for Your Contacts.
Chapter 7. Stamping OUt the Stick Note.
Chapter 8. Playing the Dating Game.
Chapter 9. Dashing Through the Dashboards.
Part III: Sharing Your Information with Others.
Chapter 10. Using the ACT! Reports and Labels.
Chapter 11. Merging Your Information into a Document.
Chapter 12. ACT! E-Mail.
Part IV: Advanced ACT!ing.
Chapter 13. Creating and Editing Contacts Fields.
Chapter 14. Customizing Layouts.
Chapter 15. Zen and the Art of Database Maintenance.
Chapter 16. Calling in the reinforcements.
Chapter 17. ACT!ing with Synchronization.
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 Cool Things Available Only in ACT! Premium 2008.
Chapter 24. Ten Tips to Make ACT! Work Better.
Index.
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 Contac(s).
Chapter 5. A Few Good Tabs and Lists.
Chapter 6. The ACT! Lookup: Searching for Your Contacts.
Chapter 7. Stamping OUt the Stick Note.
Chapter 8. Playing the Dating Game.
Chapter 9. Dashing Through the Dashboards.
Part III: Sharing Your Information with Others.
Chapter 10. Using the ACT! Reports and Labels.
Chapter 11. Merging Your Information into a Document.
Chapter 12. ACT! E-Mail.
Part IV: Advanced ACT!ing.
Chapter 13. Creating and Editing Contacts Fields.
Chapter 14. Customizing Layouts.
Chapter 15. Zen and the Art of Database Maintenance.
Chapter 16. Calling in the reinforcements.
Chapter 17. ACT!ing with Synchronization.
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 Cool Things Available Only in ACT! Premium 2008.
Chapter 24. Ten Tips to Make ACT! Work Better.
Index.