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Microsoft InterConnect (also known as Microsoft Office InterConnect) was a personal information manager designed to create Digital Business Cards using contacts from Microsoft Office Outlook. The software was released in two distinct versions:
- Microsoft Office InterConnect Lite, which debuted alongside the 2004 version of the software and included fewer features compared to its full counterpart.
- Microsoft Office InterConnect 2004 / 2007, the comprehensive version that offered all features available for users. This tool aimed to enhance networking and contact management by bridging the gap between digital and physical business connections.
Microsoft Office InterConnect was initially launched in 2004, featuring two versions: Microsoft Office InterConnect 2004 and Microsoft Office InterConnect Lite. A subsequent version was introduced in 2007 as part of the 2007 Microsoft Office System. Over the years, the program received several updates, including Microsoft Office InterConnect 2004 SP2 and Microsoft Office InterConnect 2007 SP3, enhancing its functionality and performance.
The 2007 version of Microsoft Office InterConnect was introduced in two distinct formats:
- Microsoft Office InterConnect 2007 Japanese - This version is a classical program solely available in Japanese, lacking service packs and support for other languages.
- Microsoft Office InterConnect 2007 with Service Pack 3 - This edition includes both Japanese and English languages within the ISO file. It retains classical features while having Service Pack 3 preinstalled, enhancing its functionality. These offerings highlight Microsoft’s efforts to cater to different language users while providing updates and support through service packs.
Microsoft Office InterConnect is a tool that necessitates the use of specific versions of Outlook, namely Outlook 2003 (available only in Japanese for the 2004 edition) or Outlook 2007 and 2010. Additionally, users must have a POP3 email account to utilize the features offered by InterConnect. This requirement ensures compatibility and functionality within the Microsoft Office ecosystem.
The requirements for running specific software on Windows XP, highlighting the necessity of having Oriental Languages installed. This feature is essential for ensuring proper functionality and compatibility with the software, as it may involve language settings or character support that are integral to its operation. Users are advised to check their system settings and install the necessary language packs to fully utilize the software's capabilities.
The program in question was ultimately discontinued, but several of its features were integrated into Microsoft Office 2010. This transition reflects Microsoft's strategy of enhancing its Office suite by incorporating elements from various projects, thereby improving user experience and functionality. The details of this program and its contributions can be found on Microsoft Wiki, highlighting the evolution of Microsoft Office over the years.
By utilizing this online resource, users can easily access a wide array of assistance related to Microsoft Office applications, ensuring they have the necessary tools and guidance to enhance their productivity and resolve any issues they may encounter. The integration of InterConnect with Microsoft Office Online streamlines the support process, making it easier for users to find solutions and stay updated with the latest features and downloads.
Further reading[]
- Galli, Peter (24 July 2004). "Microsoft Office Interconnect Beta Manages Contacts, Digital Business Cards". eWeek. Retrieved 19 February 2025.
- "Description of Microsoft Office InterConnect 2007 Service Pack 2 (Revision 3.1)". Microsoft Support. Microsoft Corporation. 21 April 2009. Retrieved 19 February 2025.
- "Description of InterConnect 2004 Service Pack 2 (Revision 1.6)". Microsoft Support. Microsoft Corporation. 28 September 2007. Retrieved 19 February 2025.
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