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usbdjr September 11th 09 02:38 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
there is a little "clock" icon displayed on the Bcard icon, on some of the
contacts, what is that? thanks

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] September 11th 09 04:51 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
"usbdjr" wrote in message
...

there is a little "clock" icon displayed on the Bcard icon, on some of the
contacts, what is that? thanks


BCM questions belong in microsoft.public.outlook.bcm.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


usbdjr September 11th 09 10:29 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
BCM, is that business contact manager? I have that program installed, but
this is a contact, not a business contact from BCM, or does the little clock
indicate a connection to a BCM record?

Thanks for your time


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"usbdjr" wrote in message
...

there is a little "clock" icon displayed on the Bcard icon, on some of the
contacts, what is that? thanks


BCM questions belong in microsoft.public.outlook.bcm.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] September 14th 09 05:14 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
"usbdjr" wrote in message
...

BCM, is that business contact manager? I have that program installed, but
this is a contact, not a business contact from BCM, or does the little clock
indicate a connection to a BCM record?


I thought that's what you were using because you referenced the "Bcard icon"
in your initial post. What is "the Bcard icon"? Assuming you're looking in
the Contacts folder, in what view are you seeing it?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


usbdjr September 15th 09 02:29 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
Hi,
the Bcard (business card) icon shows uop in several contact views, just go
to the phone list view, on mine, the icon column is located to the left, and
as I said, it looks like a little business card and some of them have a
second icon, that is very very small and looks like a little clock.
Thanks


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"usbdjr" wrote in message
...

BCM, is that business contact manager? I have that program installed, but
this is a contact, not a business contact from BCM, or does the little clock
indicate a connection to a BCM record?


I thought that's what you were using because you referenced the "Bcard icon"
in your initial post. What is "the Bcard icon"? Assuming you're looking in
the Contacts folder, in what view are you seeing it?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] September 15th 09 04:38 PM

business card view of outlook contacts 07
 
"usbdjr" wrote in message
...


the Bcard (business card) icon shows uop in several contact views, just go
to the phone list view, on mine, the icon column is located to the left, and
as I said, it looks like a little business card and some of them have a
second icon, that is very very small and looks like a little clock.


The business card with the clock signifies a journal-enabled contact. See
this:
http://outlook-tips.net/howto/icons.htm
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



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