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Advanced Folders Watch 1.1
Advanced Folders Watch watches the specified folder groups of Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server, informs the user of new messages meeting certain selection criteria (filters). User notification can be passive or active. In the first instance, AFW creates posts in the specified folder, containing links to the messages found and message texts. In the second instance, the messages found are shown in a pop-up window with many features. (description, more information, click here - Monitoring of new mail messages and posts appearing in Outlook folders) File size: 810 Kb Free Download link 1: Click here to start the download for Advanced Folders Watch (then choose Save)Free Download link 2: http://mirror1.mapilab.com/files/folders_watch.zipMonitoring of new mail messages and posts appearing in Outook folders and public folders on MS Exchange Server. Wide set of filters, passive and/or active user notifications. Work as add-in to Microsoft Outlook 2000/XP/2003.(Monitoring of new mail messages and posts appearing in Outlook folders)This is the download page for Advanced Folders Watch - Advanced Folders Watch is a powerful and very flexible tool for managers, analysts, observers, technical support team members — for everyone who has to deal with a great number of e-mail messages, who has respond to e-mail messages on-the-fly, as well as for ones who appreciate their time.
Thousands of the new messages from news conferences are downloaded into common folders on your corporate server every day. Several employees view messages in the conferences on the everyday basis in order to: - find mentions of your products and products offered by the competitors; - to reveal users searching for software and solutions, to whom trying of your products or products by your partners could be suggested; - to get inspired for new ideas and to be in the know of all the problems existing in the areas your company is operating in. Newsgroups where users come with their problems are a very good free source of new clients for small companies. There is only one problem with it: the number of messages in conferences is just terrible. On our server, we have our own public conferences concerned with absolutely different problems, and some of them are visited very rarely. There is no sense in checking them several times a day, but we feel very ashamed to find there a message from a user that remained unanswered for a week. This prompted us to create the Advanced Folders Watch a flexible system designed to monitor Microsoft Outlook folder and public folders on Microsoft Exchange server, which saves us hundreds of man-hours and also allows improving the quality of our work with current and potential clients.
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