TuneReplyAll for Microsoft Outlook 2010
TuneReplyAll has been created to add a number of useful features to Microsoft�® Outlook�® 2010. It can show a warning message...
TuneReplyAll has been created to add a number of useful features to Microsoft�® Outlook�® 2010. It can show a warning message...
PubNotify for MS Exchange 2000 allows you to notify users when new item appears in the Exchange public folder. Notification message...
RightPostmaster for Exchange 2000/2003 application can correlate NDR (non delivery receipt) with domains, so that a NDR related to...
SetFrom for Microsoft Outlook 2010 inserts automatically any address or alias to the 'From' or 'Have replies sent to' field of each...
SetFrom for Microsoft Outlook 2003/2007 inserts automatically any address or alias to the 'From' or 'Have replies sent to' field of...
RightFrom for Microsoft Outlook 2010 is aimed at Outlook users that have access to multiple mailboxes. It will automatically fill in...
RightFrom for Microsoft Outlook 2007 is aimed at Outlook users that have access to multiple mailboxes. It will automatically fill in...
You set the number of days you want the messages available, and after that, they are gone. Alternatively the messages from user's personal...
XRecipientList for MS Exchange 2000/2003 is server-centric, so you do not need to install any extra software on the client side. The...
SelectiveOOF for MS Exchange 2000/2003 application allows the Exchange administrator to suppress Out of Office replies to the Internet...
If a message carries an X-header or subject line marking it as spam, as added by such tools as SpamAssasin or GFI Mail Essentials,...
SmartReply 2010 for Microsoft Outlook 2010 provides a Microsoft Outlook user the ability to easily select the From address of the new,...
Exchange 2007/2010 does not provide any option on the Send Connectors or Transport rules to set sender based routing. RouteBySender...
When you have ChooseFromOWA for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007/2010 you do not need to create an additional fake mailbox or contact...
Your Exchange server has an accepted Domain named "domain.com" that is your own e-mail domain. Your internal users have SMTP addresses...