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Customize Columns By default The Durkin Toolkit for ACT! creates a base column set for every custom table you create. Each column is linked to the new field in your custom table. You can modify these columns by creating new Column Sets or by changing an individual Column Style. If you right-click on the column header you will get this popup menu. This popup menu support features and functions for the selected column. 
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