3 clicks, that's all you need to use your sophisticated Exchange 2000 or 2003 server for what it was designed to do: Easy Collaboration.Exchange GroupCalendar enables anyone who can count to three to install and manage an unlimited number of company shared calendars. The perfect tool to help your team collaborate trough Outlook. Either at your desk in the office or at home over the internet.

OutlookDisclaimer is a tool to automatically format outgoing email. You do not need Exchange or any other mail server to add the disclaimer because it is a client based tool. This means that you actualy see what you send out. This is not the case with server based tools.The message processing is done on the client pc, but the network administrator can administer the settings with one central ini file on a file server. Supports active directory.

Until now it was almost impossible to get a good overview of your co-worker calendars and appointments integrated with Outlook. GroupCalendar is an easy to install Outlook add-on, which solves that problem effectively and flexibly. In addition to allowing group viewing of calendars, GroupCalendar also allows you to create and edit appointments on behalf of others using nothing more then a peer to peer network or lan.

OpusFlow CRM takes the Outlook contact card as the starting point for linking and tracking of all (even remote) related communication. The Outlook contact card you used to know has been extended with a wide range of functionalities. Create and send personalized documents (letters, faxes, e-mails) from the Outlook address card. Track your appointments, tasks and activities in relation to your contacts. Track your letters and mailings.

To get a good overview of your co-worker contacts in one global address list integrated with Outlook is a challange. TeamContacts is an easy to install Outlook add-on which solves that problem effectively and flexibly. Share your Outlook Contacts. No Exchange Server required. Filter the address cards you want to share with categories. PDA is supported. Uses a shared database, no email connectivity required.

The GroupCalendar add-in monitors the private Outlook calendar and writes changes to a database on a network share. If Exchange Server is used and a public folder is set as the Group Calendar, the changes are visible in real-time. If no Exchange Server is available, a subfolder of the private calendar will serve as the GroupCalendar. In that case a synchronization utility runs from the systemtray to synchronize the GroupCalender with the databa..