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Upgrade to ACT!
8 for Free!!! |
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As we look to prepare for the next version of ACT! to be
released, we will be giving you an opportunity to receive a free
upgrade to ACT!8 if you have purchase ACT! 7 between 01/07/05
and 30/09/05. Essentially if you purchase the current product
within 90 days of the new version being released you will become
eligible to receive a free upgrade to the latest version of
ACT!. Those serial numbers registered before 01/07/05 will not
be accepted. You will have until 15/10/05 to register their
details and activate their product.
This free upgrade will cover both ACT! 7 Standard (Single user,
6 packs & Upgrades) and ACT! 7 for Workgroups (Single user,
Volume Licenses and Upgrades). The free upgrade will not be
covering NFR’s or Academic versions.
WHY UPGRADE
CLICK HERE
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Terms and Conditions
• This offer is valid for any purchase of ACT! 7 made between
July 1, 2005 and
September 30, 2005.
• Offer is available for ACT! 7 Standard or ACT! 7 for
Workgroups purchases (Full
Product, Upgrades, and Corporate Licensing)
• Offer is not available on ACT! For Web , ACT! For Palm, any
ACT! Bundle
offers, NFR, Academic, Non Profit or government purchases.
• The free upgrade is not redeemable for cash and is not
transferable.
• This promotion is void wherever prohibited or restricted by
law.
• This offer is not available with any other offer
• Electronic copies of the ACT! 8 equivalent upgrade software
and documentation
will be provided to those entitled to the free upgrade. No
physical boxes will be
issued.
• Valid only in Asia Pacific.
Copyright 2004 Interact Commerce Corporation. This offer is made
by Interact
Commerce Corporation Pty Ltd CAN 091 525 898, 726 High Street
East Kew, VIC 3102.
All rights reserved.
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ACT! 7/8 Standard System
Requirements
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Minimum 266 MHz
processor (Pentium 4 or higher recommended)
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Minimum 256 MB RAM
(512 MB RAM or higher recommended)
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Minimum 300 MB of
available hard disk space
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Microsoft® Windows®
XP Home
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Windows XP
Professional
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Windows 2000
Professional
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Windows 2000 Server
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Windows 2000
Professional
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Windows Server 2003
Enterprise Edition
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Windows Server 2003
Web Edition
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Windows Server 2003
(Assumption is current recommendable Service Pack only for
any OS)
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CD-ROM drive
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SVGA (800x600) or
higher resolution monitor
ACT! 7/8 For Workgroups
System Requirements
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Client installation using Microsoft SQL
Server 2000 Desktop Edition (MSDE)
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Pentium 4 recommended
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Minimum 512 MB RAM or
higher recommended
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Minimum 300 MB of
available hard disk space
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Windows XP Home
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Windows XP
Professional
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Windows 2000
Professional
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Windows Server 2003
Web Edition
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CD-ROM drive
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SVGA (800x600)
or higher resolution monitor
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Database Server installation using Microsoft
SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition
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Minimum 4 recommended
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Minimum 512 MB RAM
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Minimum 350 MB of
available hard disk space
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Microsoft Windows 2000
Server
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Microsoft Windows 2000
Advanced Server
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Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Standard Edition
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Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
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CD-ROM drive
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SVGA (800x600)
or higher resolution monitor
If you are thinking about
upgrading your hardware we will be happy to supply you with a
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ACT! 6 Tip
Copying a Database Format to a New Database
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Open the database with
the format you want to copy.
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Click the
File
menu, then click
Save Copy As.
The Save Copy As
dialog appears
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ACT! 6.0 users,
enable the
Create Empty Copy
option, enter a
Filename for
this database, then click
OK.
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ACT! 5.0(2000)/4.0
users; enable the
Create Empty Copy
option, then click
OK.
Enter a File name
for this
database, then click
Save.
The Enter 'My
Record" Information
dialog appears.
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Enter the complete and
correct My Record information,
Note:
if the fields in this dialog are not populated, click the
Select
button, then click the appropriate contact from the list. If
the appropriate 'My Record' contact does not exist, simply
type in the information.
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ACT! 7 Tip
Saving a lookup as a group
With ACT! 2005 you can
easily save a lookup of contacts as a new group. Follow the
steps below:
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Create a lookup of
contacts that you wish to be the members of the new group.
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Click the
Lookup
menu, point to
Groups,
and then click Save
Lookup as Group. The
Group Detail
view
appears.
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Enter the name of the
new group and a description if needed.
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Click the
File
menu, and then click
Save.
The new group will be created and the lookup of contacts will be
automatically added as a dynamic criteria. If any new contacts
are added to the database that pertain to the lookup, they will
be automatically added to the group. Additionally, if any group
member's fields that are associated with the saved lookup are
changed to a value that no longer pertains to that saved lookup,
they will be automatically removed.
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Word Tip
Print 2 pages on a single sheet of paper
1. Start Microsoft Word, and open a blank document.
2. To set up Word so that it will print two pages on a single
sheet, select Page Setup from the File menu.
3. In the Page Setup dialog box, on the Margins tab, select 2
pages per sheet in the Multiple pages box. Click OK. Your
document will look very tiny now because each regular page takes
up only half of a sheet of paper. Make sure you are working in
Print Layout view so that you can see each of the physical pages
while you are working. To do this, select Print Layout from the
View menu. Keep in mind that every two pages of text will print
on a single sheet of paper.
4. Type your text on each small sheet of paper. If you are
typing short poems or short stories, try to fit them on each
small section.
5. To see how the final version will look when you print it,
select Print Preview from the File menu. When you are ready,
print the document. You will most likely cut the pages in half
so that you can put the small booklet together.
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Excel Tip
Create a pie chart using the wizard
1.Start Excel
2.Enter each author's name in separate cells in row one.
3.Enter the number of students who chose each corresponding
author as their favorite in row two.
4.Click within one of the cells where you typed some data.
5.Click on the Chart Wizard button on the Toolbar.
6.Under Chart Type, point to "Pie" and click once.
7.Under Chart Sub-Type, point to the picture of the type of pie
chart you want and click once. Use the Press and Hold to View
Sample button. Then click Next.
8.Click Next again to continue to Step 3 of the Chart Wizard.
9.Click the Titles tab. Under Chart Title, type a meaningful
title for the chart (e.g. Our Favorite Authors).
10.Click on the Legend tab. If the box next to Show Legend is
checked, click on it to turn off the Legend.
11.Click on the Data Labels tab and then choose Show Label and
Percent. Click Next.
12.Click beside As New Sheet and then click Finish. Your chart
is ready to print!
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