Outlook TeamContacts

2.3

To get a good overview of your co-worker contacts in one global address list integrated with Outlook is a challange. TeamContact

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Version:

2.3
Publisher:

OpusFlow
Date added:

Sep 3, 2007
Operating systems:

Windows 2000,Windows XP
File size:

412.94 MB
File name:

TeamContacts.exe
Total downloads:

4
License:

Shareware ($70)
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Software Description

To get a good overview of your co-worker contacts in one global address list integrated with Outlook is a challange. TeamContacts is an easy to install Outlook add-on, which solves the problem of outlook contact share effectively and flexibly. Share your Outlook Contacts!Features:No Exchange Server required;Filter the address cards you want to share with categories;PDA is supported;Uses a shared database, no email connectivity required

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