Warn me that business contact manager will use sqlserver

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A day after installing business contact manager I found a process sqlsevr.exe
taking 260,000K of memry, 100% of my CPU and really hitting my performance.
Since I don't have sql installed on my desktop - well, I thought I did not! -
I was surprised. Only by poking around did I find out that it seems to be
installed as part of biz contact manager.

I like the program - but I'm really glad I upgraded my system to 2GB of
memory - I'd hate to see theperformance with jsut one gig. I guess I'll have
to upgrade my system from 1.4MHZ to a faster system to use the tools well...




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