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The Act My Record: What is the My Record in ACT?

The Act My Record: What is the My Record in ACT?

by Matthew Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

Introduction As a user of ACT, you may have come across the term "My Record" and wondered what it actually means and why it is significant. In this...

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ACT Software vs. Outlook

ACT Software vs. Outlook

by Matthew Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

Introduction In today's business world, managing contacts and emails efficiently is crucial for productivity and success. Two popular software...

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Act’s Window Divider Bar: Resize the Window

Act’s Window Divider Bar: Resize the Window

by Matthew Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

Blog Post: Act's Window Divider Bar: Resize the Window Introduction: Welcome to our blog post on a quick Act tip to make your workflow more...

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What is the Purpose of DKIM in Act Marketing Automation?

What is the Purpose of DKIM in Act Marketing Automation?

by Tony Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an email authentication method used to verify the authenticity and integrity of an email message. It allows the...

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Act CRM API: Fixing a Broken API Connection

Act CRM API: Fixing a Broken API Connection

by Tony Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

Act CRM software has been around for more than 30 years.  Recently, there has been more of an emphasis put on creating add-on products that enhance...

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What is my Act CRM Version and Serial Number?

What is my Act CRM Version and Serial Number?

by Tony Holowitz | Act CRM Software Fundamentals

How do I find my Act CRM Version?  How do I find my Act CRM Serial Number? Hi ladies and gentlemen. My name is Tony Holowitz. Sometimes people will...

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