Thaidoweb 2008

Microsoft-Outlook is a pretty amazing program. So much more than simply an e-mail client, it provides a task list, a powerful calendar with recurring scheduling capabilities, wonderful electronic sticky notes, mail-merge capability with MS-Word support and so much more.
The problem is, it is a little stingy with its data and doesn’t like to share it with any of your employees unless you’re willing to invest in the expense and headaches involved with running a Microsoft Exchange Server.
Wouldn’t it be nice [...]

Trying to figure out a stream in banning one email client or another is no easy job. As soon as somebody rises up saying Outlook is bad, somebody else comes saying it’s good and the other one is bad. And the story goes on and on.
On one hand, email clients like Outlook Express and (even more) MS Outlook do a really good job when it comes to user friendliness. What email client allows you to use more options on the [...]

We would like to give you pluses and minuses of Microsoft CRM.

Web and MS Outlook based client – this means that you don’t need additional installations or training – everyone is using Outlook if you are on Windows XP/2000/2003

SQL Server database – just to mention

Integration with Microsoft Exchange 2003/2000 – this means that replies to CRM originated emails will be captured and store in CRM as activities for the Contact, Account or Lead.

Remote Support – I would say – this [...]

Microsoft CRM is CRM answer from Microsoft and attempt to get market share from Siebel, Oracle and others traditional Client Relationship Management System vendors. Microsoft CRM uses all the spectrum of Microsoft recent technologies: .Net, MS Exchange, MS Outlook, MS SQL Server, Replication, Indexing, Active Directory, Windows 2000/2003 security model, C#, VB.Net, HTML, XML Web Service, XLTP, Javascript to name a few.
Today’s topic is Activity of email type programming – you usually deal with these customizations when you improve Microsoft [...]