The Google Email Uploader is a desktop utility for Microsoft Windows that uploads email from other desktop email programs (like Microsoft Outlook) into your Google Apps mailbox. The Email Uploader preserves information such as sent dates and sender/recipient data, as well as the folder structure used by the other email program. The Google Email Uploader requires a Google Apps Premier, Education, or Partner Edition account.

The Email Uploader is Apache 2.0 licensed open source software, and is governed by the terms of the included license file. This means you may modify the tool to better suit your needs.

What is Calgoo Calendar?

Calgoo Calendar is unique calendar software that manages multiple
calendars and schedules, contacts and tasks online and offline.

Calgoo Calendar lets you create and share your own calendars and schedules.
It allows you to synchronize with other calendars:

Windows NT/2000 does not come with a command-line 'kill' utility. You can get one in the Windows NT or Win2K Resource Kit, but the kit's utility can only terminate processes on the local computer. PsKill is a kill utility that not only does what the Resource Kit's version does, but can also kill processes on remote systems. You don't even have to install a client on the target computer to use PsKill to terminate a remote process.

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Installation

Just copy PsKill onto your executable path, and type pskill with command-line options defined below.

PsKill works on NT 4 and higher (including Windows Vista).

How Outlook's Deleted Items folder works

A PST is a database. Items are records within the database and
there is an index that points to each item. When you empty the
Deleted Items folder, Outlook doesn't actually delete the items, it
just deletes the items' listings from the index. The item is still
in the PST, but unrecoverable because Outlook has no idea where it
is without the pointer in the index. The space the item takes up is
called "whitespace".

Sugar Plug-In for Microsoft Outlook

Keep your Outlook in sync with your Sugar. Archive emails to your Sugar installation and sync contacts and appointments between Sugar and Outlook.

Configuring Outlook for Roaming Users





 







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Roaming users move between different computers on a network. With Microsoft® Office 2003, these users can move between computers without changing the way that they work, provided the necessary configurations are made. Users' documents and their application settings for Microsoft Office Outlook® 2003 and other Office applications travel with them, along with any system preferences. In order for users to roam between computers, the following criteria must be met:






• Users can only roam between computers that have the same version of Outlook installed.



• You must set up roaming user profiles on your Microsoft Windows® network. For more information about configuring Windows servers to support roaming users, see your Windows documentation.






You can help ensure a smooth roaming experience for Outlook users in your organization by following several recommended strategies and options.

KnockOut is a free Microsoft Outlook companion
product that allows you to easily monitor the state of Outlook on your computer.
From a notification area icon, KnockOut can show you if Microsoft Outlook and
Microsoft Word are running on your computer (even if no windows are showing on
your taskbar). If one of these applications is in a hung state, you can
terminate them right from the KnockOut menu. This will help clear up rare
mystery situations, in which you think Outlook is not running because you see no
windows on your taskbar, but when you launch Outlook again nothing happens
because it is actually running in the background.

KnockOut also can help you control the Outlook
notification area icons, allowing you to remove them from your taskbar.
KnockOut can pop up optional balloons (Windows 2000 or later required) which can
also be configured to show you what version of Outlook you are running on your
computer.

In addition, KnockOut lets you create Outlook items
(mail messages, appointments, contacts, tasks, etc.) from anywhere you are in
Windows, whether Outlook is running or not. Simply click the KnockOut icon
in the taskbar, select the type of item you would like to create, and it comes
up immediately. The KnockOut menu is customizable, so that you can easily
get to your favorite items as quickly as possible.

Microsoft Outlook power users and developers
can't afford to be without Knockout.

System:
Microsoft Windows 95 or later. Some features require later operating
systems; all features available only on Windows XP, Windows Vista, or later.

Outlook: Microsoft Outlook 97 or later. (Includes Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2007.)

The KnockOut notification area icon, with
optional balloons and version tracking turned on.

The KnockOut menu: