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Data exchange
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If you wish to proceed with information exchange between several Prospect Tracking sites, please read carefully the information listed below.
| · | From the contacts record make a selection that you wish to transmit to another site and then choose the command 'File/Data exchange,
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| · | Choose the option 'Send information',
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| · | Name the exchange file,
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| · | Once the file is created, transmit it to the receiving site by diskettes, ZIP or by internet.
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| Note : For the latter you are advised to systematically compress the exchange file so that it is not polluted by static character interference during the transfer via the internet network. To do this you should use software that specialises in this domain.
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| · | The receiving site can now receive the information (menu 'File' command 'Data exchange' option 'Receive information).
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| · | Once the work has been updated, the distant site should send the file back to the main post (principle of sending and receiving the information).
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| · | Reception of complete contact records: if need be the latter systematically replaces the existing information. If the file does not exist it automatically creates one.
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| · | Reception of complementary information: if need be the latter systematically replaces existing information. If the file does not exist it automatically creates one. The complementary information brings forward the following records: Type of letters, Functions, Countries, Keywords and Agenda participants.
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| · | Reception of complete contact records: if need be the latter systematically replaces the existing information. If the file does not exist it automatically creates one.
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| · | No complementary information is called up.
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| · | No additional information is returned.
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| · | Send the same file to several distant posts at the same time,
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| · | Modify file information on the main site that you have sent to a distant post.
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| · | Send file information successively from the main post to a distant post without prior updating recovery which is done by the latter.
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