Hope you enjoy it and see great value in it. OK, most people know you can use the Documents tab to link to individual files but linking to a folder, well that’s a whole different ball game.īelieve it or not, the process is relatively straight forward and I’ve put together a specific training video that will guide you through the whole process, step by step If you find the content valuable, please be sure to leave a positive commentĭuring a recent support call, it quickly became apparent that very few ACT users are aware of the ability to create shortcuts to folders.
So grab yourself a coffee and dedicate the next 20 minutes to watching this video, hopefully it will prompt you to take action and protect your single biggest business asset, your client database Now it’s obviously not intentional, typically it’s more likely be be a lack of understanding in respect of the security available to you, within your ACT database Now it’s only a short video but nonetheless, the content will be extremely valuable to you, especially if you’ve never used the mail merge facility beforeĪs always, please be kind enough to come back and post your valued comments because if I don’t receive any feedback, I will assume these videos aren’t hitting the mark and may well decide to stop making them availableįrom experience, I have come to the opinion that far too many businesses abuse their ACT database It seems I made a mistake on one of my recent emails as I had a few subscribers emailing me that the link to the ACT 2010 training tutorial titled mail merge was missing
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