I've downloaded Yourcall and Comet, and I'll try them both. I was led
away from YourCall by the notation that said it's link to the journal
was dependent on AgendusPro being installed. But if it'll work with
Dtbk's journal ...
Anyway, I'll try them both and report back. Thanks for the hints,
both of you.
Alli wrote:
> YourCall will work with the built-in PIM, not just Agendus. It just
> works *better* with Agendus. It has a free trial, couldn't hurt to look
> at it.
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> However, if you don't actually need to add notes to a call, only call
> details, Agendus allows you to export the history of a contact including
> calls, meetings, or anything in which they've been included. The contact
> integration of Agendus is amazing.
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> J Messeder wrote:
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>> As I look at the promo materials for the two pieces, they have the
>> appearance of replacing DateBook and TakePHone in order to get the one
>> piece of functionality I don't have -- entry of call info, with notes,
>> in the calendar. YourCall will create or append to a journal entry (DtBk
>> has a really handy Daily Journal facility) but only if Agendus is installed.
>> (Wouldn't it be cool if TakePHone and DateBook could get together so
>> the former could, at the click of a button, copy call history info into
>> the latter's Daily Journal! Then open the journal so the user could add
>> notes as neccessary.
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