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It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.	You highlight (or select) the contact that will be the primary, and invoke the Secondary Contact item on the Tools menu. It will then do the following: Show a pop�... email, Email address (of the contact) that will be* receiving the email. campaignid , ID of the campaign you wish to send. messageid, ID of the campaign's�... This is the contact that will be retained after the merge. Image showing contact to be merged with. Choose Yes to archive the original contact and have its�... You highlight (or select) the contact that will be the primary, and invoke the Secondary Contact item on the Tools menu. It will then do the following:Show a pop�...

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You highlight (or select) the contact that will be the primary, and invoke the Secondary Contact item on the Tools menu. It will then do the following: Show a pop�...
email*, Email address (of the contact) that will be receiving the email. campaignid *, ID of the campaign you wish to send. messageid*, ID of the campaign's�...
This is the contact that will be retained after the merge. Image showing contact to be merged with. Choose Yes to archive the original contact and have its�...
You highlight (or select) the contact that will be the primary, and invoke the Secondary Contact item on the Tools menu. It will then do the following:Show a pop�...