I am new to OneNote and would like to use it, if possible, to manage sales
contacts. Is this possible? If so, would you please provide me with some "how
to" advice.

Thank you!
--
Diane

Diane Smith wrote:
> I am new to OneNote and would like to use it, if possible, to manage
> sales contacts. Is this possible? If so, would you please provide me
> with some "how to" advice.

OneNote is a fantastic application and it's good for many things.
However, it's not really an instrument for managing business contacts.
You'd need a professional instrument, f.e. Outlook.
When using the latter you may benefit from the OneNote features fir
collaboration with Outlook.

Rainald

On Fri, 3 Jul 2009 11:10:30 +0200, "Rainald Taesler" <taesler@gmx.de>
wrote:

>Diane Smith wrote:
>> I am new to OneNote and would like to use it, if possible, to manage
>> sales contacts. Is this possible? If so, would you please provide me
>> with some "how to" advice.
>
>OneNote is a fantastic application and it's good for many things.
>However, it's not really an instrument for managing business contacts.
>You'd need a professional instrument, f.e. Outlook.
>When using the latter you may benefit from the OneNote features fir
>collaboration with Outlook.

Absolutely a good recommendation. There's a PowerToy that sets
Outlook up to use OneNote as a replacement for the Notes function in
Outlook, too, which might be useful for you, Diane. See:

http://www.onenotepowertoys.com/2007...tead-of-notes/


for details.

//Steve//