Safeguard Send for Microsoft 365 lets you review recipients and attachments before sending emails. But now, it has a new feature to force users to confirm each recipient and/or attachment before the user is allowed to send the email: Click to see it in action Notice how the Yes button is disabled. After the user […]
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Safeguard Send for Microsoft 365 – Announcing The New Dashboard
Sperry Software’s Safeguard Send: The New Dashboard Feature for Microsoft 365 Sperry Software is a renowned provider of software solutions for email management. Their flagship product, Safeguard Send, is a Microsoft 365 Outlook add-in that enables users to send sensitive information more securely. With the growing importance of data privacy and security, Sperry Software has […]
All New Versions (v8.0) Are Now Released Out of Beta
A few months ago, we released all new versions of the desktop Outlook add-ins. These new versions were marked as beta v8.0 and today, we’re excited to announce that these versions are released out of beta. As is our custom, we kept the new version 8.0 of all our desktop add-ins in public beta for […]
A Recent Microsoft Update Breaks Some Add-Ins
If you have Auto Print, Auto Print Pro, Print On Demand, Save As PDF or Save As PDF Pro and you have recently received a Windows update (for example you might have automatic Windows updates turned on), then you may have recently experienced a bug where the add-in suddenly started failing to print or save […]
Announcing Version 8.0 of Our Desktop Add-Ins
This month, we’re happy to introduce all new versions of our desktop Outlook add-ins, version 8.0! These versions have been specifically tailored to Outlook 2021, Outlook 2019 and Outlook 2016 (including of course Microsoft 365). While there are both bug fixes and performance improvements we’re excited about, we’re especially excited about one new feature in […]
New Bug Found In The Underlying Engine
On Saturday, Sept 17th we released new versions of the add-ins. The new versions fixed a small problem in the engine, the framework that runs all the (desktop) add-ins. Unfortunately, we inadvertently introduced a new bug where some add-ins would no longer receive notification that new incoming emails had arrived. This resulted in symptoms like […]
Humans Make Mistakes
Recently, Alex Jones’ law team inadvertently sent cellphone data to opposing legal counsel. The cellphone data contained texts regarding the 2012 mass shooting at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, CT, which was alarming considering that Alex Jones had maintained that he had no texts on his cellphone regarding the incident. When we first […]
What’s New Page Improvements
Last month we talked about how to check for updates, but if you wanted to see what versions were out and/or the release dates that couldn’t be done. Now you can. The What’s New page has been revamped to include the “last updated on” dates and newest versions of all desktop add-ins. It’s now slipstreamed […]