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Hi
Switching between the classic and the new user-interface I guess, that by default the two versions do not access the same database: In fact I added a test-contact into the new looking version and opened it in the classic version (cronus company).
I was not able to find my test-contact.
Thanks for your information.
Patrick
Switching between the classic and the new user-interface I guess, that by default the two versions do not access the same database: In fact I added a test-contact into the new looking version and opened it in the classic version (cronus company).
I was not able to find my test-contact.
Thanks for your information.
Patrick
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Greetings Andy
Nope, they CAN connect to one database, just do what andy says
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