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Outlook 2007 email to Windows Live Mail easy guide

Here’s a pretty easy guide to move your Outlook 2003/2007 email to Windows live mail (found in windows 7). As a background, I found plenty of guides for Outlook Express (which is actually easier) but very little for Outlook. Why did I want to do this? A friend bought a new laptop which had a [...]

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Xobni Outlook Plugin for email organization

Do you have a lot of email clogging up your inbox and have trouble organizing it all? I’ve found this great (and best part free) plugin for Outlook that does it all for you. It’s called Xobni, and works with Outlook 2003/2007 on XP and Vista Operating Systems. One of the many features it has [...]

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Fix your Outlook PST errors

Ever found that Outlook (in particular 2003) will close with errors with that annoying window? Most of the time if you restart you won’t have any problems but you would like to know what caused it, and how to stop it happening again. Fortunately you don’t have to look for a program on the net [...]

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Windows Live Local Outlook add-in

Add maps, routes, driving directions, and more to Outlook with the new Windows Live Local Outlook plug-in. This is a handy app for anyone who gets tired of switching back and forth between the web and Outlook to email directions; plus, you can totally integrate it with your task planner so your travel time is [...]

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Change the File, Save Attachment Location in Outlook 2003

Do you want to change the default file folder Outlook 2003 uses for attachments? While you can’t set a folder for attachments you send, you can set one for storing received attachments. You need to navigate to HKEY_CURRENT USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\Options and add a string value called DefaultPath then enter the folder path. The next time you [...]

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