disabling/removing Business Contact Manager

[dudley_benton]

I only use Outlook because the company makes me. I wouldn't use SQL if
someone held a gun to my child's head. 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? Of course,
it would be nice to disinfect my machine by completely removing the SQL and
..NET infestations too! [You might detect a slight aversion on my part to
useless BLOATWARE! Imagine an enormous dead sow: rotting, peutrid, swollen,
and sickenly bloated with noxious green gas. Now image millions of them
floating in an endless toxic swamp. That's nothing compared to Microsoft's
BLOATWARE!]

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

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.

 

[DL]

If you have permission/authority, uninstall BCM via Add/Remove dialogue