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Tim Peterson via OfficeKB.com
It appears that when using the Outlook Advanced Find tool it does not extend
fully among the BCM history items such as Phone Log or Business Note. When
using regular Outlook I can do a field specific key word search like this
among any Journal item and find any historical item instantly. How do you do
this with BCM? Is this yet another design limitation oversight in what is
supposed to be a robust contact manager add on? A good data base needs to
allow its users to easily search and look up data. Am I missing something
here?
Could the MVP's or anyone else respond accurately about this? I would like
to at least know whether such a key word search among various BCM history
items can be done so I can decide intelligently whether to live with such a
limitation (if it exists) or not.
-THP
fully among the BCM history items such as Phone Log or Business Note. When
using regular Outlook I can do a field specific key word search like this
among any Journal item and find any historical item instantly. How do you do
this with BCM? Is this yet another design limitation oversight in what is
supposed to be a robust contact manager add on? A good data base needs to
allow its users to easily search and look up data. Am I missing something
here?
Could the MVP's or anyone else respond accurately about this? I would like
to at least know whether such a key word search among various BCM history
items can be done so I can decide intelligently whether to live with such a
limitation (if it exists) or not.
-THP