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On Mon, 2004年09月13日 at 13:26, Howard Bloom wrote: > Act! Is a contact manager. It is not a mail program or just an address > book, but a very complicated tickler system to keep information about any > contact right in front of your face, and the ability to schedule. It ties > into Outlook but could replace outlook completely as it has its own mail > client built in, but it won't filter messages into folders. It is now > running on SQL where it was running dbase foxpro before. Hrmm, that's tickling my interest. I know there are some projects out there such as horde or nuralstorm that are decent at mailing/filtering, which means it can be done. > I can write letters directly from it, and also do mail merges or letter > merges using any bit of information stored. > Hrmm again, the curiosity is tickled. While it might not be as simple as I'm thinking (and I"m sure it's not) I can get a basic idear of how it *might* be done. > I have been using this product since 1989 when it was DOS version 1. And > yes, it will get rid of the post it notes. But one has to want to get rid of the postit notes. I find them oddly comforting ;) ___________________________________________________________________________ Philadelphia Linux Users Group -- http://www.phillylinux.org Announcements - http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug-announce General Discussion -- http://lists.phillylinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug