The Outlook & Sync blog

A new version of ReplyButler is out. There’s no great big feature this time, but we made lots of smaller new features & and imrpovements and ha’ve rounded off a lot edges. In some cases literally, for example with a “resize me” triangle in the lower right corner…

Furhermore you can now use icons in your toolbar for your personal text modules. A feature that was long overdue…

And finally the search dialog works much better now. Without text it defaults to the context search and has buttons to edit the text or the library.

Interest? Please give our Outlook helpdesk software a try.

An off-topic post once again…

I still got 2 WiFi scratch cards here, which I won’t be needing any more. Each for 120 minutes internet access on the Dhiraagu net. So, if you need them, here you are:

UserID C001929, Password LHNDE6
UserID C001928, Password OOCAP5

(Please don’t use them just for the heck of it. They’ll get void 5 days after the first login.)

Outlook has a built-in feature to move old e-mails to a file named archive.pst. (Which can be synchronized with Easy2Sync, too, by the way.) If that feature isn’t good enough for you, you can use Easy2Sync for Outlook to replace it.

For this, Easy2Sync supplies a task type move e-mails instead of synchronizing them:

So where’s the trick?

Now you can use Easy2Sync’s filter mechanims. You can exclude objects by “private” flag, move them only if they belong to a certain category or specify different age boundaries for contacts, e-mails or calendar items.

For a complete set of the filters have a look at Easy2Sync for Outlook.

Interesting article on ZDNet discussing if Microsoft still has the right focus and vision for desktop computing – or if Apple is taking over. Decide for yourself…