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"dudley_benton" wrote in message
... I only use Outlook because the company makes me. I wouldn't use SQL if someone held a gun to my child's head. I, however, would use SQL if someone helpd a gun to my child's head. Absent that, though, I'm with you. Needless to say, as BCM depends on SQL, I will never use BCM. Is there some way to remove or disable it so that I don't have to respond "NO, damn it!" every time I open Outlook? Add/Remove Programs should allow you to uninstall it, since it's a separately installed add-in. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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