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I've got ACT! 2008 Premium and I've read all the tutorials on how to set up the remote database and get it to sync but I'm stuck on one part that they NEVER elaborate. When I get to the part where I'm supposed to put in the web or IP address of the database, I'm not sure what to do. They all say &quot;the page which you setup before&quot; or other things inferring that I should just know how to do it.<br />
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If anyone is familiar with ACT software, I'd like to have this up and running by the weekend if possible.
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I've got ACT! 2008 Premium and I've read all the tutorials on how to set up the remote database and get it to sync but I'm stuck on one part that they NEVER elaborate. When I get to the part where I'm supposed to put in the web or IP address of the database, I'm not sure what to do. They all say "the page which you setup before" or other things inferring that I should just know how to do it.

If anyone is familiar with ACT software, I'd like to have this up and running by the weekend if possible.

How do I setup ACT! 2008 Premium on my Server so it will Sync?

I&amp;#39;ve got ACT! 2008 Premium and I&amp;#39;ve read all the tutorials on how to set up the remote database and get it to sync but I&amp;#39;m stuck on one part that they NEVER elaborate. When I get to the part where I&amp;#39;m supposed to put in the web or IP address of the database, I&amp;#39;m not sure what to do. They all say &amp;quot;the page which you setup before&amp;quot; or other things inferring that I should just know how to do it.

If anyone is familiar with ACT software, I&amp;#39;d like to have this up and running by the weekend if possible.

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