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12 Must Have Useful and Free Microsoft Outlook Add-Ins
Microsoft Outlook is one of the most famous desktop email clients which allows you to read emails, schedule appointments, take notes, manage your contacts all from the confines of your desktop. Outlook in itself is quite sufficient for most users but there are quite a few tools which make using Outlook a much better experience. In [...]55 Comments | Read More | Tweet This
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Synchronize Google/Gmail Contacts With Outlook
Google Contacts Outlook Synchronizer is a handy freeware that synchronizes the contacts between Outlook and your regular Gmail account. This app also supports contact synchronization for Google Apps account. Read More | Tweet This
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Visual Voicemail Outlook Add-In Deciphers Caller Data
Many phone providers provide user with an option to get a email alert whenever a new voicemail message is left on your phone, however finding information about who exactly left a voicemail message is a bit hard. Read More | Tweet This
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Outlook Connector For Office 2010
If you are already using the technical preview of Office 2010 or are going to use it in future, the older Outlook Connector will not work for you. Read More | Tweet This
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Twitter Add-in For Microsoft Outlook
Quite sometime back we had told you about a Microsoft Outlook add-in that would allow you to access you twitter account from Outlook. Read More | Tweet This
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Disable Automatic Send/Receive of Email in Outlook
If you use Outlook, you might have noticed that it downloads and sends emails automatically after certain intervals, though that is definitely a good practice, many people may not want to send/receive emails automatically for several reasons. Read More | Tweet This




