Depends on your version. If you have ACT! 3.0 I believe you are screwed.
If you have ACT! 2000 (AKA ACT! 5.0) or ACT 4.0 you are in luck (sort of).
Check the following URL.
http://itdomino.saleslogix.com/act.nsf/4a38d64fa04da06e072568b10056abfb/3ca1
ff03be15e7d38525665c00646bea?OpenDocument&Highlight=0,1998081014202501
You will probably need the ACT SDK to obtain the ODBC driver, you can get it
from http://service.actsoftware.com/act_support/sdk/sdk.php3
PS. ACT! has been sold off and Symantec no longer own it.
http://www.actsoftware.com
Hope that lot helped.
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From: "Douglas Jordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Cold Fusion List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 7:35 PM
Subject: Act and Cold fusion
> Has anyone ever used CF to query ACT? I've been searching Symantec's
> site, and they refer to using SQL to read Act(which would be enough),
> but the only products they point to are JDK and one in the UK,
> dbAnywhere. No drivers that I could find. There is also no mention of
> odbc in the info for Act 2000, and the link to the reviews is broken.
>
> Any info would be appreciated.
>
> Doug Jordon
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