Monday, July 25, 2005


 

Ink enable Outlook Express.

If microsoft wants to really make a hit with the student market, they will ink enable Outlook Express. Think of it: a student is in CompUSA, looking at Tablet pcs. Salesmen comes by. The tablet is hosted up to the internet and he inks an email to him right there. Not only does he see the great interaction from inking an email, he also has something waiting for him back at the dorm.

I bet most students are using Outlook Express for email. - built in inking communication right off the bat.- no extra money required. Students love that!


Comments:
I don't know too many students who use outlook express.

Out of the people I know, people use a web client, like http://calmail.berkeley.edu or they use full-blown outlook.

It's more or less considered savvy to forward your mail.
 
I kinda agree with above. Those who don't know much about e-mail use the web services because they don't have to set them up other than type their name, and those who do understand it use the full blown versions.

But ink in everything is the ultimate solution, so I like the idea though!
 
Well, I think you should always have up to date email backups. I used to do it manually by saving the .dbx files, until I found http://www.amicutilities.com/outlook-express-backup/ - Outlook Express Backup Genie that does it automatically at regular times.

I choused it over other because it can work with both MS Outlook and Outlook Express

Alicia
 
It's known far and wide that many of programs in global newtwork are directing on workw with mails,and therefore I advise to use this tool-reading .dbx files,because it is reliable tool in my opinion and as far as I know it has many facilities,also utility keeps all messages, contacts and attachments in the same file in spite of the fact, that it may be dangerous,extracts all messages as separate files in eml format, if you’d like to modify the path to output folder, that is set by default, it can be done with Choose Save Folder function,open files of dbx format, even when your mailbox is infected of seriously damaged as a result of power failure.
 
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