How do I remove Business Contact Manager from Outllok 2003?

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Guest

I have found that I don't really have a need for the business contact
manager, and I would like to remove the prompts. How do I remove the contact
manager, but maintain my outlook integrity.
 
G

Guest

Just go to Add/Remove programs in the Control panel and take out BCM.
Probably would want to uninstall the SQL server desktop engine also unless
you have something else that needs it.
 
G

Guest

Thank you very much!

Shefsta said:
Just go to Add/Remove programs in the Control panel and take out BCM.
Probably would want to uninstall the SQL server desktop engine also unless
you have something else that needs it.
 
G

Guest

I can't find Business Contact Manager in my Add/Remove nor can I find SQL
server there.
 
G

Guest

When I look in the add/remove programs - the only thing listed is Outlook
2003 with Business Contact manager. I do not wish to remove my outlook, just
the business contact manager. Is there a way to remove the business contact
manager without doing damage to Outlook?

Thank you.
 
G

Guest

in my add/remove program i have MS outlook under Ms Office and have one says
Business Contact manager for outlook

in your case i would say try to click on change bottom or change/remove bottom
next to Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager see if you can modify it
from there
to remove contact manager
 
G

Guest

well, that only asks me to remove Outlook 2003 with Business Contact manager.
Is my last resort to remove it and reinstall? Thanks for your help.
 
G

Guest

I did find BCM in Control Panel. Where do I find "SQL server destop engine"
and what do I do with that?
 
P

pyramid36

I recenlty had to remove and reinstall BCM several times with the help
of Microsoft Tech Support. In each case removing Outlook with BCM only
removed BCM and left Outlook intact. I had the same reservations about
removing it because of the naming convention. However, if you do a
back up of your data (.pst file) and settings (there's a MS utility
that will do some of that, I think, or use Outback Plus) then even if
it were to remove OL your data will be intact and easily restored.

Good luck!
Ken
 
G

Guest

it says Microsoft SQL server Desktop Engine under add/remove programs
and why do you want to delete that, i dont know what it does but i am keeping.
 

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