Admit it...if you are like us, you sometimes forget to attach your file to your outgoing email.
Forgetting to attach a file to an email looks stupid and wastes time.
Well, now you can have a chance to attach the file before the email goes out!
The Attachment Forget-Me-Not add-in scans each outgoing email for phrases like "see attached" or
"draft version". It then asks you if you meant to attach a file before sending the email, giving you a
chance to insert the attachment.
The Attachment Forget-Me-Not add-in has these features:
Integrates directly into Outlook for easy access
Comes with a built in list of commonly used attachment keywords
Allows you to add your own keywords for professional jargon (e.g., docket, mortgage application, health record, etc.)
Works with all email formats - plain text, RTF, or HTML based emails
Prevents false alarms by paying attention to only the new content in a reply or forward email message
New! Warns you when you are going to send a blank subject
Works with Microsoft Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003, Outlook 2002 and Outlook 2000
New! Are you also forgetting to add a subject to your emails? Now with the ability to detect outgoing email messages with blank subjects, you can greatly reduce the chance that your email will be classified as spam, and also help your recipients to classify your messages quickly.
Be sure that each email that you send
has the attachments it needs. Add it to your cart by selecting the "Add To Cart" button.
Testimonials
"Love the attachment reminder add-on!"
- Deanna Rider, Practice Management Analyst
Support Info
Free! 2 years of phone and email support
Free! 2 years of upgrades
Community Forum
Sperry Software is dedicated to providing first class support. Two years of upgrades and support are provided with every add-in purchase. There is also a community website set up for users to help other users.
Admit it...if you are like us, you sometimes forget to attach your file to your outgoing email.
Forgetting to attach a file to an email looks stupid and wastes time.
Well, now you can have a chance to attach the file before the email goes out!
