I have discovered the BCM forum thanks to you other help and have now moved
my qestions over their.
Thank you for you time

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

AFAIK, BCM isn't designed to accommodate new relationships or new data record types. Any such linking would have to be of your own design and your own coding, perhaps through custom properties (read up in the BCM 2007 docs on MSDN about those).

Also, there is a separate microsoft.public.outlook.bcm forum where folks with more BCM experience can be found.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
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"Vbasiccode" wrote in message ...

If there is a way to create a new item(entitiy/object) and then link it to
another item(entity/object) such as the relationship between Account and
Business Contact then I could do an amazing amount of things for a much lower
cost.

I have only been looking at office and outlook as a development enviroment
for 2 weeks now so i am still missing some of the base structure information.

I am
doing R&D on the development of my product as it related to other much
cheaper CRMs, (Maximizer, Act, etc) Outlook BCM came up as a possibility, and
i have come up with a possible solution,