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| Outlook
Add-On Products/Services, Tools and Utilities |
| Access
Outlook remotely using LogMeIn
LogMeIn
is a product that can provide an alternative to Outlook Web
Access for those Outlook users not using Microsoft Exchange
Server, but who want to be able to access their Outlook Contacts,
Calendar, etc. from a remote location. Read
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| Find
old E-Mails fast using Lookout
Here's
a utility that is indispensable for Outlook users. Called
Lookout, it enables you to retrieve e-mails
stored in multiple folders, sub-folders and Public Folders,
almost instantaneously. And best of all it's free.
You couldn't ask for a better price/performance ratio. But
get it quickly. The company who developed it was acquired
by Microsoft in July 2004, so one can't be sure how long it
will remain a free download. Read
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| Hosted
Exchange Server / Managed Exchange Services
Many Internet Service Providers (ISP's) and Application
Service Providers (ASP's) are now offering Managed Exchange.
Simply put, this means that a small business can now utilise
the power of Exchange without needing an in-house IT department
to manage the Exchange Server for them. We look at the pros
and cons of this approach. Read
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Make
Skype calls directly from your Outlook contacts
A
product that is currently revolutionising the telephony industry
today is Skype™, which is a free Voice-over-IP service.
Skype allows you to make telephone calls to either other Skype
users (which are free calls), or to non-Skype users on conventional
land-line and mobile telephone numbers using their SkypeOut
facility. If you're a Skype user and maintain your contacts
in Outlook, either in your Personal Contacts folder or a Public
Contacts folder, Look2Skype is the perfect add-in for Outlook.
Look2Skype allows you to make Skype calls directly from your
Outlook contacts. Read
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| Free
Outlook Contact Manager
ExchangeWise is
now offering the Personal Edition of its best-selling Outlook-based
CRM and Contact Management program absolutely free!
This is normally priced at US $ 99.
This is an opportunity not to be missed, so act now to secure
your very own copy of MX-Contact
at no cost. The Personal Edition is a single user version
and utilises a standard Outlook Data/Personal Folders folder
(.PST) for data storage. You can use MX-Contact to keep track
of your companies/contacts in Outlook, organise your club
membership list, manage your customer base, send out newsletters
to a mailing list, etc. The possibilities are endless. Download
your free version here... |
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New
Versions of MX-Contact
January 26th, 2006: ExchangeWise
today announced the release of its SQL Server-based Editions
of MX-Contact, its highly successful Outlook-based CRM and Contact
Management system.
3 new versions of MX-Contact
are now available, namely the SOHO
Standard, SOHO
Advanced and Enterprise
Editions. All 3 have the same Outlook front-end interface as
the current Personal/Professional and Workgroup/Corporate Editions
of MX-Contact, but store data in a SQL Server database
rather than an Outlook Data File (Personal and Professional)
or Exchange Server Public Folders (Workgroup and Corporate Editions).
Read
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Outlook
Synchronization between Exchange Server and SQL Server using
MX-Sync
This
article looks at Outlook synchronization between Exchange Server
Public Folders and a SQL Server database. We look
at typical scenarios where you might want to synchronize your
Outlook data to and from a database like SQL Server, and the
associated benefits. We also discuss the pros (and cons) of
utilising Outlook as a front-end client versus your SQL application
client, as well as the advantages of using SQL Server as a back-end
database rather than Exchange Server Public Folders.
Read
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Using
Outlook with Skype and Skylook
This
If you're a Skype user and maintain your contacts
in Outlook, either in your Personal Contacts folder or a Public
Contacts folder, Look2Skype is the perfect add-in for Outlook.
Look2Skype allows you to make Skype calls directly from your
Outlook contacts.
Read
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