Does Access integrate with Outlook?
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I do not use Outlook but I have found a website that might explain what you are looking for: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/share-data-between-access-2010-and-outlook-2010-HA102483932.aspx
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Try "openoffice.org". It's free and is supposedly compatible with MSOffice.
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I just got Win 7 yesterday and it is a 64 bit program; XP is 32 bit---- You cannot use the Outlook integration feature with Win 7, you have to use the CardScan standalone program on the disk. The install disk that comes with the product has two installs on it. I initially used the Outlook add-in install which I prefer and loved; I had to install the standalone version of their software that is unable to communicate/synchronize with Outlook. So now I use it to scan the business card, then I use SnagIt to copy and save as a png file that I can then insert into my Outlook database.
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From what I read elsewhere online it is NOT compatible with Outlook 2013 (only earlier versions)
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you could download "OpenOffice" it is a suite of products similar to MS office, in fact it will open most of teh files, if not all of them including word, and databases in MS Access format. it does not have all the features, but for most people it will be a perfectly good alternative, and it is FREE.
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You should really consider Open Office 3.0 (openoffice.org). Its completely free and is compatible with virtually all MS Office products.
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Yes it does. However MS Access has been updated numerous times since, and the '97 version has pretty small size limitations for files. If you want reliable, I would buy something newer.
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it works with MS Outlook so I would imagine that database is available to Exchange. Hope that helps?
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No it wont. You need to scan and synchronize with Outlook and since I have I Cloud i trf to icloud from outlook its easy. G
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Not sure. I would us Open Office anyway. My Database had none of the features I was looking for.
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It can certainly scan business cards, but it would save them as a jpg image file. To import directly into outlook, you would need some other kind of text recognition softward that reads the images and inputs data into fields.
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You would need to double check with Microsoft but I don't think Outlook works on Macs. Or you need to make sure you get the Mac version ----you should really make sure though throw MS.
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yes. I use this with windows 7 and the only button that does not function is the special button for open email directly... but... I have removed outlook and I use thunderbird portable version than it's possible that something are gone wrong
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You get a 45 day trial of microsoft office, Including outlook I think. There is also the standard windows 8 photo program
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For ever thing I need it for it works fine I can get on the net with it work on office documents using Microsoft Office and it has outlook which i use for mail and calendar. You are right about it not running any application that are not in the store. If it had Access Database that would even be better.
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This unit does come with a 60 day Trial version of Office 2010...which I would DELETE immediately, and just purchase the Home/Office version of Outlook 2010(No Outlook in this version). Another hint: skip Office 2013 for now. I much prefer the "look" of Office ( especially Outlook) 2010. Outlook 2013 was primarily optimized for touch input. if you can use it...fine...otherwise, take a pass on Office 2013 for now
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Not sure if it will run on XP. If you use MS Outlook or Outlook Express to manage your email, OFFICE 2013 does not handle "Pop" email accounts. I installed "Thunderbird" as an email client on Windows 8. I also found the Word 2013 moved a lot of features around but did not find any useful (to me) improvements in Word 2013 over 2010 and if you are replacing Word 2003, all your drop-down menus are gone.