DejaOffice and number of contacts

[Aprengo]

I have Goldmine and 700000 registers and more, but dejaoffice only supports 40000 contacts or registers.

Exist any other solution with more contacts ?

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[DJOCTO]

Aprengo, welcome to the forum.

We actually don't have a fixed limit in the software, however, sync speeds can get slow.

With Goldmine, we suggest making a Filter or a Group of your most needed contacts. That way you can cut the number down to under 40k which should work just fine.

[Aprengo]

Understood.

The goldmine occupy about 3 GB in goldmine 5.5 format. How much will occupy in dejaoffice ?


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[Aprengo]

is it possible import the goldmine records for consultation purposes. Not synchronize. Perhaps is faster.
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[Aprengo]

About how much time takes migrate the 700000 records to dejaoffice ?

Not synchronize, just migrate for consultation purposes .

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[Aprengo]

About how much time takes migrate the 700000 records to dejaoffice ?

Not synchronize, just migrate for consultation purposes .

Can I migrate goldmine databases to dejaoffice databases ?

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[DJOCTO]

Aprengo, I don't know. We haven't tried.

I doubt the phone has enough speed to handle such a large database. A phone is not a PC, and the memory is much slower.

You will have better success making a filter for the contacts to put on the phone.

[Aprengo]

Understood. Good support = good product.

May I use DejaOffice in a tablet enough powerful ?

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[DJOCTO]

Yes. Most tablets are just as powerful as the phones, and will run DejaOffice.

[Aprengo]

Yes. Most tablets are just as powerful as the phones, and will run DejaOffice.

Rather I try to mean : Is a tablet more powerful than a PC ? Or is rather like a phone ?

[DJOCTO]

In my experience, tablets are less powerful.

The most expensive component of a device is the screen. So when there is a larger screen, often the chip and memory power is reduced, to keep the overall price down. This is not always the case, but it is common.

Here's a link comparing Galaxy Tab 7 with Galaxy S4. You can see the S4 has a 50% faster processor, much more memory, and better camera:

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/com...ones/7834,7597

Following Moore's law, next year's phone will be twice as fast and have more memory than this year's phone, for the same price.

[Aprengo]

In my experience, tablets are less powerful.

The most expensive component of a device is the screen. So when there is a larger screen, often the chip and memory power is reduced, to keep the overall price down. This is not always the case, but it is common.

Here's a link comparing Galaxy Tab 7 with Galaxy S4. You can see the S4 has a 50% faster processor, much more memory, and better camera:

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/com...ones/7834,7597

Following Moore's law, next year's phone will be twice as fast and have more memory than this year's phone, for the same price.

Understood. I have a more clear impression now. And will take a decission in time.
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