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 […]
Recently a customer asked if we have an add-in that deals with Junk Mail in Outlook. We don’t have one that directly addresses junk mail because Outlook’s Junk Mail filter is pretty strong so perhaps it’s just not setup right. In general though, Outlook’s Junk Mail feature learns over time so if your Outlook installation is […]
This Vcard Converter for Outlook (an add-in that imports or exports Vcards to and from Outlook) is now available in Spanish. This is what we hope to be the first of many add-ins to be translated to Spanish. Schedule Recurring Email has a new feature that will automatically backup your scheduled emails once a month. […]
If you keep Outlook running for long stretches at a time, like say, a week or a month or longer, then you know that this can be difficult because of power outages, updates to the operating system, etc. In addition, sometimes add-ins present a problem in that if they are not carefully managing their memory, […]
The Microsoft Outlook Office Team has been posting and previewing some of the changes that are coming with Outlook 2010. There’s come pretty cool stuff coming down the pike! One in particular has us pretty excited – the feature called “MailTips”. What are Mailtips in Outlook? Outlook Mailtips provides a functionality somewhat similar to our […]
The Creative Group published a list of some of the mistakes that managers admitted to making. Note that these are just the ones they admit to – we have a feeling that there are many more that never see the light of day. Nonetheless, in the bullet list of 13 worst email mistakes 10 of them […]
Over at Roger Matus’ Death By Email blog, he reports that Reply To All in Outlook is undergoing another draconian suppression. This time instead of it being at the State Department it’s something much more closer to home: Nielson. It turns out that Nielson has turned off the Reply To All button, suggesting that they […]
It happened again. It’s not their fault as not everyone knows about reply all email etiquette. They were simply trying to do their job, and so when the email arrived, each person would simply hit reply to all, instead of just replying to the original sender. In many organizations, this kind of behavior happens. But […]