Here at Sperry Software we’re committed to making sure that we provide the very best Outlook add-ins. To that end, we have the following items that have been fixed recently. The first and most glaring bug was in Power Rules Manager. The symptom was obvious – the grid of rules was blank. At first, I […]
Save As PDF Pro Is Officially Out of Beta
Today, we are releasing the Save As PDF Pro out of beta. In our last blog post about the new features added to Save As PDF Pro we announced the ability to now use rules when saving the emails and/or attachments to PDF. In addition, the features to save the emails to a PDF Portfolio […]
Important Recent Bug Fixes to Several Add-Ins
We’ve been hard at work correcting errors reported by customers like you. Here are the important ones that have been fixed over the last month: 1) Follow Up Reminders – if it was installed and you saved an email out to disk, that email out on disk was “locked” by the add-in until Outlook was […]
Save As PDF Pro Now Supports Rules
You may be familiar with one of our other add-ins, Auto Print Pro. Auto Print Pro allows you to print some emails to this printer, and some emails to that printer, based on the subject, who it’s from, etc. Save As PDF Pro recently underwent this same conversion. Now it can save emails and/or attachments […]
What To Do When Outlook Doesn’t Work
No matter how well written add-ins are (and even Outlook itself), there will always be the occasional Outlook problem that doesn’t seem to go away. You can read about how to fix your Outlook problem on the internet, but sometimes the suggestions don’t work for your specific case. Here at Sperry Software we get our […]
How to Print Only the First Page of an Outlook Email
When it comes to printing emails, sometimes it’s only necessary to print the first page of an email, because the rest of the pages are filled with older information that may not be necessary, or perhaps a trailing blank page is always printed for some reason. For printing emails in Outlook one at a time […]
Creating and Testing Rules in Outlook
Last time I wrote about the Timed Email Organizer, when the new automatic reply and auto forward actions were added. Shortly after the article was published, a customer called wanting to know how to create a rule that would move the email to a folder if the To field held a particular address. We filled […]
In Defense of Email…Ten Years Later (Almost)
We last visited this topic in June 2009. Back then, a slew of articles about upcoming technologies promised the end of email, including nascent social networks like Orkut and Facebook. While it is true Facebook is more popular it hasn’t taken the place of email (at work anyway). The same can be said of chat […]