Life and Times with CRM and IT

  An Act! user asked me if it's possible to deploy Act! CRM to a group of users via Microsoft Intune. Act! has a documented method to pe...

It's important to highlight an aspect that often goes unnoticed but is significant in AI and machine learning. When discussing AI, we of...

A number of people have asked about the locations of the various log and config files in Act!, so I thought I would compile a list and post ...

  I rarely post items unrelated to CRM (either product or technology). However, I recently had a challenge that took some effort to resolve ...

GL Computing is proud to announce that Mike Lazarus has achieved another honour unique to the Act! world. Experts Exchange has recognised hi...

Act! Licensing Software Update We have recently been informed that an embedded third-party software component of Act! that facilitates licen...

What is RTF, TNEF and Winmail.dat? Outlook can use a special method, technically referred to as Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF...

Today, Swiftpage has released Update 6 for Act! 20.1 and it has some significant improvements. Enough to be a service pack rather than just ...

One of the long standing issues in Act! has been the inability for the email clients (Windows Internet Mail and Act! Premium for Web email m...

I was recently asked about how to remove some of the Act! items that load for each user from a machine used for Terminal Services, where onl...