- MAPILab Toolbox 2.7. Get Its Best from Outlook — Microsoft Outlook is someway like an iceberg: What You See is much less than What It Is. Outlook is a thing of the type called Platform: in its heart, it can do virtually everything; but the «plain user» cannot make it do everything it can. Or — he can, if he is using MAPILab Toolbox. MAPILab Toolbox adds many small (and sometimes not so small) capabilities you want, but…
- ABF Outlook Backup 2.8.7.93. All Mine With Me. — Microsoft Outlook is a well-known professional-strength personal and corporate information manager. There is roughly just one thing about Microsoft Outlook, which is bad and non-professional: its backup capabilities. In fact, they are completely missing in the program. All you can do if you want to save your vital communication data in a place other than where Outlook offers is… nothing. Or, you can just download and use ABF…
- Genie Archive for Outlook — Every active email user knows what it’s like to receive dozens or even hundreds of messages every day. When their number reaches several thousand, most people start thinking about an efficient way of storing their messages in an organized and orderly manner. As a rule, such ideas occur to us when we are drilling down into a vast array of messages accumulated over the past couple of years trying to find…
- XP Tools 7.76, Rule Over Your Windows! — When you’re trying to enchance and control your Windows, you have many options and utilities. The two most common extremes are «one utility for each single function» and «a suite for all service tasks». XP Tools software follows the second approach, and I should say it does the best in the logical organization and effective control. Let’s take a short guide through XP Tools and its usage patterns. The program…
- Mines XP — There are games that were once created to stay for long. They do not demonstrate mind-numbing graphics, feature amazing soundtracks and cutting-edge in-game technologies that modern entertainment titles have to offer. On the contrary, they are simple, compact, have a rather straightforward «storyline» and are primarily intended for testing your skills and entertaining you during short breaks in your mundane activities. These are casual games, which have…
- Potolook, Expanding Outlook's Horizons — Despite that Outlook (not the «Express» edition) is certainly a great organizer, as an e-mail client it’s draggling far behind its companions in the field, as all it can offer is basically sending and receiving messages, not speaking of a bunch of kiddy options like message previewing, which, after all, exposes computers to malware threats. Oh, if it only could… This thought of mine was…
- CC File Transfer, File Exchange Made Easy — Doesn’t it drive you crazy that to just swap a few files with your friends you’d have to be a computer expert, capable of deploying a file server, handling permissions settings, comprehending a lot of stuff you’re likely to never use afterwards? How about just uploading the files you want to exchange through your web browser and downloading your friends’ files just the way you’d normally…
- Deduper for Outlook - bring order to your Outlook with a couple of clicks — If Outlook is your primary tool for storing contacts, tasks, emails, journals and notes, you probably perform a lot of synchronizations with your laptop, PDA, smartphone and other devices and locations. Apparently, you often add a lot of information manually, which adds to the chaos among records of all types. For instance, you can add the same person quite differently on your laptop, your handheld and your home computer and then wonder where these…
- AlphaXP - all you need to have full control over transparency in Windows XP — Transparency is one of the coolest features that Windows Vista can boast. It creates the eye-candy effect that so many users expect to see in a next-gen OS, but, unfortunately, does not have much practical value. Although you can see through window elements, the underlying objects are blurred and the content of the window is not transparent at all — so, for instance, you cannot fill out a form by simply looking…
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