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Hello.<br />
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Take a look to:<br />
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<a href="https://www.livezilla.net/features-tickets-help-desk/en/" rel="ugc">LiveZilla</a>
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Hello.

Take a look to:

LiveZilla [https://www.livezilla.net/features-tickets-help-desk/en/]

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thanks looking into it now...
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have any of you guys use Lync with your helpdesk system?
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have any of you guys use Lync with your helpdesk system?

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looking for a free help desk ticket system with chat client.<br />
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any help is appreciated<br />
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thanks
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looking for a free help desk ticket system with chat client.

any help is appreciated

thanks

looking for a free helpdesk ticket system with chat client

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