Beta Test Project – need advice

What is the best way to find a Salesforce.com "Enterprise" or "Unlimited" user who has 1000 or more contacts in their database? I am trying to beta test a very cool new plug-in connector that auto-updates and syncs info between SF and CoolerEmail, which will be provided. Not sure this is the right forum but I couldn't find a related CRM one. All help appreciated.

Hi mlandreth
What you are describing sounds almost identical to something
called "Captivate Player". You may read about and obtain it using
the following links:
Developer
Center article
Player
update page
Cheers... Rick

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Exactly, whic is why I'm seeking advice. the final delivery will be film festival screenings and hopefully broadcast, and considering the channels today that = HD.
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Hello Jim,
I wanted to respond to your posting about the status of the update but the thread has been locked, so I started a new one. Anyway, I was wondering if there was a chance that we could get a beta test version of the software provided to experienced and brave individuals that can report back to the dev team with various issues and bugs to be fixed?
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I hope that this message is read by someone at Toshiba that can make this happen, as the benefits are truly mutual, since Toshiba would be getting better software for its devices and developers get the resources and code needed to turn Toshiba into one of the best supporters of this great open-source project.
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Thank You For Your Time,
Rob Gries
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Thanks for the thoughtful message. Your points are well made and, while I don't disagree that there are mutual benefits, Toshiba has no current plans for directly building or supporting a developer community.
On the other hand, private beta testing for the Thrive product line was first launched last summer and I expect it to be ongoing as major software updates reach reasonably usable states within the development process. However, you won't see discussion of beta testing in the message boards because beta testers are under NDA.
Thanks again for the thoughts and for your interest in developing for Thrive!
Jim

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