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I’m having a real hard time deciding whether or not I should upgrade to ACT! 2010.  I’m a longtime ACT! user, since ACT! 2.0 and I’m a huge ACT! fan.  As I age, I’ve started to question the validity of constantly upgrading to new software versions for a number of reasons.  Maybe I just look [...]

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Here are 10 questions to ask yourself about ACT! before you upgrade to the newest version:

Do you know how many contacts you have in your ACT database and who they are?
How many clients are in your database?
When is the last time you contacted your clients?
How many prospects are in your database?
When did you last contact [...]

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I was recently interviewed by the Boston Business Journal (January 23-29, 2009) for an article about how to choose a computer trainer, “The right click: Recession pays for computer trainers,” by Keith Regan. I’ve included an excerpt:
Computer training professionals say the industry has evolved dramatically in recent years. As personal computing has become ingrained in [...]

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Many ACT users use Outlook for their email program, I happen to be one of those users.  If you are an Outlook user, I want to introduce you to Sperry Software (www.sperrysoftware.com); they make add-ons for Outlook that are quite affordable and effective.
I’ve used their Add Email Address product that automatically adds a contact to [...]

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If you are considering upgrading to Microsoft office 2007 from Office 2003, please be aware of the fact that you can install 2007 without removing 2003, with one exception Outlook.
Here is some more information: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/928091

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