Introduction to ACTLook
How to do Everything you did with ACT! with Microsoft Outlook
ACT! by Interact Commerce Corporation has been the best selling contact management software on the market. It combines the functions of a database, word processing, and scheduling software into a fully integrated package. Microsoft Outlook is the most popular personal information manager. ACTLook combines the two products by customizing Outlook with the same look, feel, and features of ACT!
Users can schedule Calls, Meetings, and Things To Do using the calendar feature, and be reminded automatically by ACTLook.
Customizable form letters, envelopes, and fax cover sheets are automatically addressed and can be printed, or faxed, from within ACTLook Various progress reports can be customized and printed to monitor and maximize the use of the user's time.
This course includes tips and short cuts to make maximum use of the software as soon as possible. Over 75% of the class involves hands-on practice. By the end of the course, the participants will be able to:
INTRODUCTION TO ACTLOOK
AGENDA / SCHEDULE
INTRODUCTION TO ACTLook
AGENDA / SCHEDULE
9:00 Load ACTLook and lookup contacts by name, company, city, and other standard fields
9:30 Edit contact information, correcting and adding data
9:45 Add new contacts, and delete unwanted records
10:00 Schedule calls, meetings, and things to do
10:30 MORNING BREAK
10:45 Clear and record completed calls, meetings, and things done
11:15 Write a customized form letter to one or many contacts with Word
11:45 Print envelopes, fax cover sheets
12:00 LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Adjust the field variables on form letters and reports
1:15 Lookup contacts by constructing your own criteria
1:45 Use the phone feature to automatically dial contacts
2:00 View today's tomorrow's, or past things to do
2:30 AFTERNOON BREAK
2:45 Create and view progress reports and forms
3:15 Use the automatic timer feature to record time spent
3:30 Use Execute Windows commands or other software from within ACTLook
3:45 Summary, questions on making maximum use of ACTLook