You can download our free Outlook Add-In for Google Drive to sample our Outlook managed file transfer services. Several issues arise when sending large files with Outlook: there is a data overhead for each binary attachments sent via SMTP, Microsoft Exchange limits the size of attachments, and servers often have e-mail quotas. In Integrating Dropbox with Microsoft […]
Microsoft Outlook users who want to prevent Outlook from showing “X on behalf of Y” to the recipient can download our free Outlook add-on here, uncompress it, and run the setup.exe application. Microsoft Outlook users who want to send e-mails from different e-mail addresses have to configure each account separately with their respective e-mail services […]
Dropbox is the de-facto standard for file synchronization. It is present on both desktop and mobile operating systems. Why not integrate Dropbox within applications themselves? We have developed an Outlook add-on to attach files residing on Dropbox. The sender chooses files synchronized by Dropbox from a new Outlook panel. and the recipient can open the […]
The Outlook forms alternative Sometimes creating Outlook forms is a good alternative to developing Outlook add-ons. They can run scripts written in VBScript, an old fashioned language, but powerful enough. Another benefit of creating Outlook forms is that they do not need to be installed as extra software. Outlook forms can be deployed and shared […]
Thanks to our Windows Development Services and Windows driver development teams for the help to write this tutorial Note You must exit Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010 before starting the following procedure. The names will be included in AutoComplete when you restart Outlook. 1. On the computer (Office 2003 or 2007) with the saved AutoComplete names, go to “drive: Documents […]
I was tired of some problems I experienced with the Thunderbird database and the lack of support of Windows Desktop Search. So I decided to migrate from Thunderbird to Outlook. I found several tutorials explaining how to do it using the free tool IMAPSize. The problem with this procedure is that email conversion using this […]
We all remember when Ole Automation came out. We were all impressed how simple it was to implement a few COM Interfaces, place a toolbar and interact with the office package. Soon the competition began to show who could create the best and most creative Add-on. How many times did you wonder how that other […]
It is hard to find on the internet a detailed and complete solution for modifying the contextual menu due to several reasons. One of these reasons is that many of the implementations found use the System.Windows.Forms.ContextMenu; you can see one of them here: Component-Based Development with Visual C# In these kinds of examples the system […]