Outlook news

Aug 21, 2007

CircleUp Releases Free Outlook Toolbar for Dramatic Email Productivity Gains

CircleUp, Inc., the leading provider of social communication services for online and offline communities, today announced the availability of a free downloadable toolbar for Microsoft Office Outlook. By integrating the free CircleUp service with Outlook, used by close to 18 million people worldwide, CircleUp extends its current consumer service to small business, home office and professional ...

SYNCING.NET for Outlook is the Solution for Synchronizing Outlook!

The new SYNCING.NET for Outlook version 1.25 provides a much better user guidance and optimized performance. SYNCING.NET for Outlook allows you to synchronize all of your Outlook data without servers and there are no monthly follow-up costs. Regardless of whether you are self-employed, a small-business owner, a project-team manager or an individual. SYNCING.NET for Outlook guarantees your PCs a...

Microsoft Plans Nine Security Updates

Microsoft Corp. will release nine sets of security patches next week, including six critical updates for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer and its Visual Basic development software. The updates will come as part of Microsofts regular monthly security patch process, and will be made available to customers late Tuesday morning, Pacific time. Less-serious updates are also being readied for Win...

New Book Aims to Reduce Learning Curve of Microsoft Office 2007

I Survived Microsoft Office 2007, a book aimed at reducing the learning curve of the Microsoft Office suite, was released to publishers online today from Drop Work Now press. Written by Melanie Gass, President of CenterPoint Solution, this book is designed as a step-by-step reference manual and demystifies the new office ribbons and functions. It reviews the new features of Office 2007, and co...

Apple Reports iPhone-To-Outlook Sync Glitch

Apple is warning users of its hot new iPhone that contact files stored in the digital communicators software may not synchronize properly with their Microsoft Outlook files on PCs. In a technical bulletin posted on its Web site, Apple said iPhones contact software wont play nicely with Microsoft Outlook on a number of fronts. For instance, Apple said that because Outlook limits the number o...

Late problem solved: first GPS based notification for Mobile phones goes online

A new era is born in computer-assisted time management. Using a popular calendar application such as Microsoft Outlook, users no longer have to place "Oops Im late!" calls to peers and/or bosses. The software does it for you by calculating the distance between your location and destination, and notifying designated contacts if you are running late. Oops Im Late! is a unique application t...

Trojan in a fake Microsoft security bulletin

Sophos is warning users of a widespread attempt to infect email recipients by sending a warning about a bogus Microsoft security patch. The emails, which have the subject line "Microsoft Security Bulletin MS07-0065" pretend to come from Microsoft, and claim that a zero-day vulnerability has been discovered in the Microsoft Outlook email program. They go on to warn recipients that "more than 100,0...

Introducing the To-Do Bar...

The To-Do Bar is brand-new to Outlook 2007, and enables you to track your time and tasks wherever you are in the application. We hope you`ll find the post below informative, and in the coming months we will posting more about tips and tricks about using the To-Do Bar. Enjoy! Instead of looking at scraps of paper, notepads, planners, and the Outlook Inbox, you can see everything you need to do ...

Microsoft Office Outlook Connector Beta released

Microsoft released a new beta of an add-in that allows people to access Windows Live Hotmail in Outlook and best of all, it`s free! It`s called the Microsoft Office Outlook Connector. If you`re familiar with Windows Live Hotmail`s history, you may have heard of this add-in before. It used to require a subscription but with the new Windows Live Hotmail we`re now able to offer it free (for most fea...

Microsoft security updates for June 2007

Microsoft has released its June 2007 security bulletin, which includes six updates: four are designated Critical by the software giant. Two of the patches affect Windows Vista, with one Critical patch specific to Internet Explorer. One of the Important patches affects Microsoft Office. To keep your Windows XP SP1 system secure, update to Windows XP SP2 today. MS07-030 - addresses a vulnerabi...