OutlookDeck Brings TweetDeck Interface To Outlook Search

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Thursday, 09th Apr 2009 | Share


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We have been using for quite sometime now and love the interface quite a lot, on the other hand we feel that is the best tool for emails.

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OutlookDeck is a interesting new application that will allow you to view and search Outlook emails in a TweetDeckish interface.

You can view all emails, view your replies, or search your emails using OutlookDeck, it will create a new tab for each of your actions, so clicking on All Friends will create a new tab, every search will create a new tab and son on.

We find OutlookDeck a fun way of searching emails, and having been using TweetDeck for quite sometime now, we love the refreshing way in which we can search our emails.

Download OutlookDeck [via tweet from Scobleizer]



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  1. Jason
    April 10th, 2009 at 3:42 am #

    Hey

    I really like the interface of TweetDeck, but can I also search in my contacts and in my addresses? There are some tools on the market (for example lookeen) which do not only search your emails but your addresses, contacts, PST-Files….

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