I notice the ad on this site for TEO 2.0 What do
I notice the ad on this site for TEO 2.0 What do you gain over SP2 with Office 2003 which is already pen enabled?
Ron
You can actually input your outlook items in ink. Your ink is recognized but not converted. You can then view your items in ink or convert them all.
There's a free trial. Check it out, I'm sure you'll see the improvement. I wouldn't call outlook penabled.
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
Hi, my Outlook package came with Business Contact Manager which I use considerably (entry CRM; Business Contacts, Accounts, Opportunities). Unfortunately, from what I've read TEO seems to cause problems when BCM is around (there is some sort of workaround to press a key before creating an entry but this is obviously not practicable on a tablet) and a statement by the developer said someting along the lines that BCM is not supported.
Anybody using TEO 2.0 and BCM out there who can confirm/deny this?
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