The Outlook add-in allows publishing files on a website instead of sending as attachments by leaving a link in the email. The software enhances intranet and Exchange server productivity and is compatible with all Frontpage and WebDAV sites.
If you're someone who often uses Outlook for file transfers, you might find it to be quite cumbersome. However, there's a great solution to this problem - an add-in that allows you to publish files directly to a SharePoint library instead of sending them as attachments. This add-in can also leave a link in the email, which can be a great way to make better use of your intranet and Exchange server.
The add-in is incredibly easy to use, and you can set it up to work automatically or manually, depending on your preference. It works with any Frontpage or WebDAV site, but it's best when used with SharePoint document libraries.
For those who are interested, there's also a free 15-day trial available. If you decide to go ahead and buy the add-in, you'll be happy to know that a single user license will cost you only $49 USD. Alternatively, you can opt for an organizational license, which comes with one year of support and will set you back $395 USD.
To help get you started, there's also a video demonstration available, as well as a downloadable Word-manual and slideshow online. And of course, the add-in supports Windows Vista and Office 2007, so you don't have to worry about compatibility issues. All in all, if you're looking to simplify your file transfer process, this add-in is definitely worth checking out.
The add-in is incredibly easy to use, and you can set it up to work automatically or manually, depending on your preference. It works with any Frontpage or WebDAV site, but it's best when used with SharePoint document libraries.
For those who are interested, there's also a free 15-day trial available. If you decide to go ahead and buy the add-in, you'll be happy to know that a single user license will cost you only $49 USD. Alternatively, you can opt for an organizational license, which comes with one year of support and will set you back $395 USD.
To help get you started, there's also a video demonstration available, as well as a downloadable Word-manual and slideshow online. And of course, the add-in supports Windows Vista and Office 2007, so you don't have to worry about compatibility issues. All in all, if you're looking to simplify your file transfer process, this add-in is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 2:
Works with Vista and Office 2007
New layout
Version 1: N/A