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Hi low,<br />
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Act! is quite networkable, but their website says &quot;You must purchase a licensed copy of ACT! for each workstation.&quot; <br />
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If you are already using Microsoft Office at your location, Access could do the trick. There is a Contact Management template that you can use. It creates a interface that is similar to Act! You can just put the DB on your &quot;public&quot; drive and a shortcut to it on each users desktop.<br />
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There are some that don't love Access but in a small environment it would work well. I would also give the ability to generate reports from the info in your DB. It is very stable and quite user friendly, with Wizards to help you get set up.<br />
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Hi low,

Act! is quite networkable, but their website says "You must purchase a licensed copy of ACT! for each workstation."

If you are already using Microsoft Office at your location, Access could do the trick. There is a Contact Management template that you can use. It creates a interface that is similar to Act! You can just put the DB on your "public" drive and a shortcut to it on each users desktop.

There are some that don't love Access but in a small environment it would work well. I would also give the ability to generate reports from the info in your DB. It is very stable and quite user friendly, with Wizards to help you get set up.



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Hi lowplainsdrifter :-),<br />
Since this question is starting to get old could you please give us an update on the status of this question?<br />
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Hi lowplainsdrifter :-),
Since this question is starting to get old could you please give us an update on the status of this question?
See:  https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi51 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi51] Thank you, turn123 (s)

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 Small office needs a common pool of contacts each can see.<br />
&nbsp;Is ACT! inherently shareable, or does one have to pay for a special &quot;networked&quot;<br />
&nbsp;version of the program??
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 Small office needs a common pool of contacts each can see.
 Is ACT! inherently shareable, or does one have to pay for a special "networked"
 version of the program??

ACT! Contact management - networkable???

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