> Kurvenal,
>
> BCM is only designed to support peer to peer network sharing. In contrast to
> the previous BCM version 1, the current BCM version 2 can "co-exist" in an
> exchange environment but it does not use exchange in any way for sharing of
> the separate BCM MSDE database. It is unclear when the full public release
> (non-beta) of BCM v.3 will occur. This will likely coincide with the release
> of Office 2007 which will be this fall at the earliest.
>
> If you want to explore a very robust exchange-friendly alternative to BCM I
> would recommend checking out this link:
>
> www.mxcontact.com
>
> -THP
>
>
>
> Kurvenal wrote:
> >I have just started a business with two partners and we are interested in
> >sharing calendar and contact data, and I am exploring exchange server hosting
> >providers. I just got a new pc with Outlook 2003 with BCM, and I would like
> >the three of us to be able to share business contact data and updates via
> >BCM. From the postings I have read it is difficult to tell whether it is
> >possible to share BCM data. I see that the only way to use BCM with an
> >Exchange server is to create a separate profile -- this sounds cumbersome if
> >I would have to continually switch profiles, and it does not tell me whether
> >the BCM database can be shared. I have also seen mention of a new version of
> >BCM (v.3?) due out this spring. Can someone tell me what the exact state of
> >play is on this issue?
>
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