Data Migration Framework = Joke

This MS "Data Migration Framework" is nothing of the sort. It doesn't even
migrate over a Contact's Email address...their email address! Probably the
single most important thing you want to bring over other than their name. It
also says it brings over Notes but it doesn't. It is cludgy and cumbersome
and clearly just a last minute MS hack...thanks MS!

Greg
Wed Aug 20 16:14:06 CDT 2003

Aaron,

Thanks for the feedback. However, please elaborate on your statement that
"It doesn't even
> migrate over a Contact's Email address". The Data Migration Framework
(DMF) does support the migration of the Contact Email address. In addition,
the DMF also supports the migration of annotations. Therefore, please help
us to better understand your concerns.

Cheers,
Greg

"Aaron Ackerman" <no@spam.com> wrote in message
news:eV%23yDm0ZDHA.1384@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> This MS "Data Migration Framework" is nothing of the sort. It doesn't even
> migrate over a Contact's Email address...their email address! Probably the
> single most important thing you want to bring over other than their name.
It
> also says it brings over Notes but it doesn't. It is cludgy and cumbersome
> and clearly just a last minute MS hack...thanks MS!
>
>

Ben
Wed Aug 20 18:07:04 CDT 2003

Greg,
Have you looked at Scribe Migrate? We have used it for several years with a
variety of CRM solutions and it works very well. www.scribesoft.com

Thanks

ben
"Aaron Ackerman" <no@spam.com> wrote in message
news:eV%23yDm0ZDHA.1384@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> This MS "Data Migration Framework" is nothing of the sort. It doesn't even
> migrate over a Contact's Email address...their email address! Probably the
> single most important thing you want to bring over other than their name.
It
> also says it brings over Notes but it doesn't. It is cludgy and cumbersome
> and clearly just a last minute MS hack...thanks MS!
>
>