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My new boss has given me the task of creating 1 place for all of his mother's
contacts. Currently, the contacts are in a: Word document 2000 (not necessaily in a good format), in an Access Database 2000, & in her current "contact list" in Outlook (either 2003 or 2000- pretty sure 2003.) Some of the "contacts" are duplicated in the 3 programs, & I also need to enter new contacts. When this task is complete, I will need to: Create a Mailing list for wedding invitations & Christmas Card mailing lists so that I can create lables or print directly onto envelopes, Birthday reminders (Calendar/Report), enable her to contact her "contacts" via e mail & create a report of often called phone #'s. The only place that her e mail addresses are located will be in Outlook. What is my best plan of attack? I would love for the "contacts" to be "linked" to one another so that Access & Outook changes will affect one another. I surely do not want to keep the Word document. Thanks to anyone who can help! I am confident someone can! |
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