- 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…
- All-in-One Journal 4.0, Logging the Life — Our biological memory is imperfect. Through the days flow, we gradually lose «insignificant» details, which eventually compose our entire days, weeks and months; sometimes an «event-poor year» gets squeezed into a few days in our memory. Only after a long time those «insignificant» details become precious — but there’s no more facility in the world to recover them in case you…
- 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…
- 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…
- GeoWorld - the whole world in your pocket! — Despite the fact that the Internet seems to make people across the world closer, we slowly start forgetting about the real world we live in. If you are a proud parent and want to help your kids get straight A’s in their geography class or would like to refresh your own knowledge of the globe, but have no time to read hefty country guides and atlases, take a closer look at GeoWorld! GeoWorld…
- 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…
- LinkCollector Portable Edition - your favorite collection of links in your pocket — Most people keep their Internet bookmarks stored on their hard drives and use them from time to time only. However, there are users — SEO specialists, webmasters, developers, coders, designers — who have hundreds or categorized bookmarks in their browsers and use them on a daily basis. Which is more, these people often switch between different browsers and work locations, which makes it hard to efficiently use bookmarks…
- TopOCR: Office Manager in Your Pocket — If your mobile phone, handheld or mp3-player is equipped with a digital camera (or that can be the camera itself), it can instantly become a powerful assistant in handling documents of all kinds and values. Business cards, signs, announcements ?- with TopOCR on your device, you will be able to recognize textual data on graphical documents and handle it appropriately. Despite that cameras on mobile devices still…
- Smart Diary - keep every aspect of your life organized — At a certain point of time, most people come to a surprising conclusion — there are so many events, plans and arrangements in their lives that proper time management stops being a trendy business discipline and becomes a daily routine. Work, studies, medical appointments, job interviews, shopping, dieting, personal healthcare — all these plans can tangle up into a tight knot that your will hardly be able…
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