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CodeTwo Outlooks Sync compatible with Windows 7

Published by Liwia Klich on April 20, 2011 in CodeTwo Outlook Sync. 0 Comments Tags: compatibility, feedback, miscrosoft test, share Outlook, sync outlook between two, testimonials conest, windows 7.

Our most recent program, CodeTwo Outlook Sync has already proved its quality in Microsoft-designed testing for capability and reliability in Windows 7 environment. We can now officially label this product with Windows 7 Logo that ensures all users of this operating system that CodeTwo Outlook Sync will work like a charm on their machines.

Let’s make just a quick reminder of what you can use this program for:

to synchronize MS Outlook data between your desktop PC and laptop;
to work in Outlook with your co-worker on the same tasks and use common calendars, e-mails, contacts and documents;
to back-up your Outlook to another machine.

If you need a totally free, user-friendly program to sync your calendar and contacts with another person without Exchange and with no time limitations, go to the Download page of CodeTwo Outlook Sync and get it for free. To synchronize all Outlook data between two computers, order a full version of the program. And finally, if you need a reliable program to synchronize multiple computers in your network, check out CodeTwo Public Folders.

Have you already used any of these programs? Do not hesitate to let us know your thoughts, suggestions or feature requests. There is a special widget on our home page (see image below) that lets you quickly communicate with us. As our clients, you can also take a part in our exclusive Testimonials Contest that lasts only by the 13th of May 2011. Thank you for your comments in advance. They are always the most valued feedback for us.

CodeTwo Outlook Sync – sync Outlook between two PCs
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How to trace your rules and messages in CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro

Published by Liwia Klich on March 11, 2011 in CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro and Tips. 0 Comments Tags: actions performed, creating rules, e-mail administration, exchange server, message processing trace, message tracking, mpt, rule tester, rules summary, test rules.

Hi again CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro Users! Read about our new tip which you may find useful while creating your own rules from scratch…

CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro gives you the possibility to set up conditions, exceptions and actions of your rules exactly the way you want it. The application offers you many functions to choose from. Owing to this, can be sure that the constant email flow in your company is well managed and controlled. The created rules determine, e.g. if the message should be rerouted, blocked, encoded, stamped with a signature or auto-replied. The range of CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro features is quite extensive. The picture below presents a list of available actions, while there is a similar number of conditions and exceptions accessible in this e-mail management program.

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CodeTwo AutoLogon – a new program for MS Exchange and SharePoint users

Published by Liwia Klich on March 3, 2011 in Freeware. 10 Comments Tags: authorization, automatic logging, CodeTwo AutoLogon, free tool, MS Exchange, SharePoint, work on many accounts.

We are happy to introduce our new free tool CodeTwo AutoLogon which has been created for users utilizing MS Exchange mailboxes or SharePoint platforms. If you are one of them, you certainly know that every time you want to access these services from outside your domain profile, you are required to manually fill in your login and password in order to be authorized. In addition, there is no default option for your system to remember these credentials after rebooting, so you just have to keep on repeating this activity. It also becomes annoying when you need to quickly work simultaneously on many accounts.

CodeTwo AutoLogon can save you the hassle. Having this application installed, you let the program log you in automatically. Owing to this, you can save your time, enjoying a fast access to the desired data, even on many accounts at once. Sounds good? Have a look at CodeTwo AutoLogon website in our Free Tools section and download it for free.

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Student Workshops at CodeTwo

Published by Liwia Klich on January 31, 2011 in CodeTwo and Off-Soft. 2 Comments Tags: algorithm category, CodeTwo headquarters, educational enterprise, higher education, IT contest, job opportunity, poland, polish students, programmers, research centre in poland, the giant mountains.

As you know, our headquarters is based in Jelenia Góra, a unique town in the south of Poland, surrounded by the wonderful Giant Mountains (Karkonosze). Among its many charms, this country has undoubtedly one particularly important aspect for the growing number of technological institutions that build their offices and research centers here: our talented programmers.

The level of education in the Exact sciences in Poland is very high. My American and British friends claim some of the subjects on the Polish curriculum of Mathematics at secondary school are not introduced until University level in their respective countries.

So maybe because of the early ‘mind-exercises’, Polish young programmers evidently distinguish themselves with impressive achievements in worldwide programming contests. We can also be proud of TopCoder international competitions results: in the Algorithm Category Poland is the 4th top rated country and Warsaw University takes the 2nd place among participating schools.

It is no wonder that our team is full of youthful energy and mental agility. Our doors are wide open for talented graduates. Recently, our company has been involved in educational enterprise for local IT students. A group of young computer “geeks” from ‘InteleKKt’, a school IT club, has been participating in practical workshops conducted by CodeTwo specialists. The last meetings were devoted to SEO, website positioning strategies and multithreaded programming. CodeTwo give ambitious students a chance to broaden their knowledge of essential programming techniques. A comprehensive understanding of these issues increases their job prospects at CodeTwo. Students are also motivated to choose subjects proposed by CodeTwo for their Final Engineering Projects.

Since CodeTwo is developing rapidly, successfully selling software worldwide, the new jobs are being created within the organization. Local students already know that early investment into their practical skills will pay off in the near future when they try to join CodeTwo team. In fact, many skilled programmers from across the country come to CodeTwo, tempted with an attractive job environment as well as a beauty of this region, and have made significant contribution into achieving our company mission.

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Active Directory dynamic fields on MS Exchange Server

Published by Liwia Klich on January 13, 2011 in CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro and Tips. 0 Comments Tags: active directory, dynamic content, dynamic fields, email signature, message, placeholder.

Our newest program CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro is getting more and more of your attention, so we’ve decided to post practical tips regarding its functions. We want to tell you about some of the useful features this powerful email management software offers, and which may be not obvious for first-time users. Let’s focus today on Active Directory dynamic fields.

What are dynamic fields?

They are placeholders of our personalized email signature template referring to particular information, such as message sender details, images, message subject or even current date. So why do we call them ‘dynamic’? It’s because they dynamically retrieve data from Active Directory, from a location on the hard drive (images) or from message properties.

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CodeTwo Exchange Sync 3rd in MSExchange.org Readers’ Choice

Published by Liwia Klich on January 7, 2011 in CodeTwo Exchange Sync. 3 Comments Tags: administrator, award, contest, exchange server, msexchange.org, readers, second runner-up, synchronization, vote, winner.

The results of the last poll conducted by MSExchange.org in the Exchange Administration Category were good news for us. CodeTwo Exchange Sync was announced the second runner-up in MSExchange.org Readers’ Choice Awards. It is a great honour for us, since MSExchange.org is one of the most popular Microsoft Exchange Server resource sites, visited by over 350 000 Exchange experts a month.

CodeTwo Exchange Sync enables automatic synchronization of selected data between folders of Microsoft Exchange Server. The program also supports synchronization of mobile devices (e.g. PDA, BlackBerry and devices based on Windows Mobile) with public folders of MS Exchange Server and Outlook. This is a perfect solution for professionals who need to create an Exchange group calendar, shared Exchange contact base, sync mobile phones with Exchange or simply monitor their workers’ tasks. See practical applications of CodeTwo Exchange Sync.

It’s wonderful to know that users are content with CodeTwo Outlook Sync and choose this third-party solution to support their work with Exchange Server. CodeTwo Team says “Thank you” to MSExchange.org Readers for their votes!

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Melissa & Coffeek welcome New Year

Published by Liwia Klich on January 3, 2011 in Comics. 0 Comments Tags: boss, celebration, coffeek, melissa, New Year's Eve, party.

And how did you celebrate New Year’s Eve? ;)

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Email filtering and sensitive content protection on Exchange Server

Published by Liwia Klich on December 15, 2010 in CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro. 3 Comments Tags: administrator, credit card, dictionary, email filter, email flow, exchange server, information security, sensitive content.

Nowadays, most of us can hardly imagine living without using e-mail. Certainly, electronic mail has replaced traditional mail in many cases, becoming an efficient tool for communication and marketing. We use e-mail every day, starting from personal messages and finishing on purely business-related matters: job applications, subscriptions, reservations, transactions, promotional vouchers, invoices, on-line shopping, etc. A great number of important and confidential information flows from one inbox to another one and we can never be sure of its safety.

Now, let’s imagine a large company, where this number increases along with the series of promotional materials, newsletters, business offers, job enquires, clients complaints, support requests, inter-departments conversations and plain rubbish messages with no value for the company. How can we possibly manage such a mass of information and keep all the messages in order and properly secured?

A smart email filter seems to be a perfect solution for this problem.

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