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Set options and use features in Business Contact Manager (the Backstage view)

Set options and use features in Business Contact Manager (the Backstage view)

Many of the settings and some features of Business Contact Manager for Outlook are accessible from the Backstage view.

In the Backstage view, you can perform tasks such as importing and exporting your business data, backing up and restoring a database, customizing forms, and sharing your database.

This topic describes the Business Contact Manager for Outlook options and features that are available in the Backstage view.

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Access Business Contact Manager options and features in the Backstage view

List of Business Contact Manager for Outlook options and features in the Backstage view

Access Business Contact Manager options and features in the Backstage view

To display options and features in the Backstage view, do the following:

  1. Click the File tab.

  1. Click the Business Contact Manager tab.

List of Business Contact Manager for Outlook options and features in the Backstage view

The following table lists the options and features that are available in the Backstage view and when the feature is displayed.

Options and features

Description

Displayed

Import and Export button

Import and Export

Use to display the Import Business Data or Export Business Data wizard.

For more information see:

Always

back up and restore button

Back Up and Restore

Use to make a back up copy of your database or to restore a copy of your database.

For more information see:

*Only if you are the owner of the database.

Customize button

Customize

Use to do the following:

  • Create record types that are unique for your business.

  • Change the layout of forms by adding, removing, or moving fields.

  • Change the items that are available in a list.

  • Edit sales stages and activities, usually on Opportunity records.

  • Change scoring criteria, usually used to qualify Leads.

For more information see Create and customize record types and lists

*Only if you are the owner of the database.

Link and Track button

Link and Track E-mail Messages

Use to select the e-mail addresses that you want to automatically track communication with.

For more information see Link and track e-mail messages in Business Contact Manager

Always

Business Contact Synchronization button

Business Contact Synchronization

Use to set up access of Business Contacts on your mobile phone, or by using Outlook Web access.

For more information see Access your Business Contacts remotely: Use Synchronization in Business Contact Manager

Not available when using the sample database.

Manage Databases button

Manage Databases

Use to switch to a different database or to delete obsolete databases.

For more information see Manage your Business Contact Manager database.

Always

Manage Sharing button

Share Database

Use to share your database with your co-workers or for setting up offline database access.

For more information see Share your Business Contact Manager data with other users.

*Only if you are the owner of the database.

Work Offline button

Offline

Use to create a copy of your database that you can take with you on your portable computer.

For more information see Work offline using Business Contact Manager.

*Only when connected to a shared database on a remote computer.

Start Logging button

Logging

Use to gather troubleshooting information.

For more information see Get help with Business Contact Manager.

Always

Disable button

Disable Business Contact Manager

Use to turn off Business Contact Manager for your profile.

For more information see Remove Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2010.

Always

Business Contact Manager Newsgroup icon

Getting Help

Use to access resources such as the Business Contact Manager newsgroup and blog.

For more information see Get help with Business Contact Manager.

Always

Note: *To use these features, you must be the owner of the Business Contact Manager database or an administrator on the computer.
If you are logged as the administrator on a computer that is running Windows Vista, you must also run Outlook as an administrator. In the Taskbar, in the Quick Launch section, right-click Microsoft Outlook, and then click Run as administrator.

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