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Whats new in mailonizer V2.0 More email management features even in the freeware version.
STARTCOUNT - the new generic filter FILEEXTRACT - save email attachments to hard disc SPAM filter - use the filter to protect against spam Select and backup each outlook folder Test your filter configuration The complete feature overview is here as PDF file. Windows 7 disseminates much faster as Vista. energy efficiency and scalabilty are new innovations. (back) MS Office 2010 is the brand new Microsoft office solution. (back) BASE - comes with a generic filter The BASE version now comes with a generic filter and is an effordable entry in the world of email management. See solution email ticket automatically generated which was a general request for the BASE version. (back)
STARTCOUNT - the new generic filter Generic filter is an easy way and helps you to handle the amount of daily emails with once configuration. So they are the most important tool inside email management. See solution email ticket automatically generated which gives you an idea. (back) FILEEXTRACT - save email attachments to hard disc The FILEEXTRACT filter extracts attachments from emails and saves them in a folder. Like the Folder 'Recent' you can create a link to a favorite 'Recent mails' to easily find emailed documents. (back) SPAM filter - fault tolerant filter to avoid spam backup email SPAM is increasing, so use fault tolerant mailonizer filter to identify keywords and move the email to Junk-folder. (back)
Select and backup each folder - save space on your Microsoft Exchange Server In addition to former versions mailonizer V2.0 is able to select and backup each folder you like to save to disc. This saves space on your Microsoft Exchange Server. (back) Test your filter configuration filter configuration could be tested now on automatically generated emails. So you could test the behavior of your filter configuration and solve your problem in a test case. (back) There are restrictions in the freeware version Windows 7 , Outlook and Exchange Server are trademarks of Microsoft Coorperation |
