News
Email Prioritizer 'pauses' Outlook
Microsoft Office Labs has released a prototype plug-in for Outlook that pauses incoming mails and rates them according to importance.
Email Prioritizer, which will only work on the PC version of Outlook 2007, was unveiled on Monday. The client-side plug-in can be downloaded directly from the Office Labs Web site.
The plug-in provides a 'do not disturb' button that can be set to a certain amount of time or according to a meeting schedule. It also allows the rating of emails according to a three-star system -- the rules for this system can be based on the importance of the sender, or on other factors such as the number of people the email was sent to.
Because it is an experimental tool, Email Prioritizer does not currently enjoy Microsoft support. There is a discussion page on the Office Labs Web site dedicated to the project, however.
Based on Microsoft unveils email-priority prototype on ZDNet UK
More about Software
- Obama in sex video shocker? Oh wait, it's just spam September 11, 2008
- No black holes from Large Hadron Collider, say scientists September 10, 2008
- Michael Moore to premiere film online September 05, 2008
- Images: Touring Google's Chrome browser September 05, 2008
- Extensions promised for Chrome September 04, 2008

- Virgin Media and CView to rifle through your packets
- Motorola Milestone: The Droid drops exclusively on eXpansys until 2010
- Opinion: Apple owes Microsoft $30bn
- How MySpace can beat Facebook in 2010
- CNET UK Podcast 163: Is giffgaff the future of mobile tariffs?
- Technics 1200 and 1210 axed by Panasonic: Number's up for the ones and twos?

- Virgin Media and CView to rifle through your packets
- How MySpace can beat Facebook in 2010
- Want to try the new Google homepage? We show you how
- Windows 7 Family Guy clips outed, with bonus Sugababes
- Last.fm interview: Behind the music
- Truphone talks turkey with free calls on Thanksgiving
- Man arrested for not tweeting to teeming tween tumult
- The best of Photosynth
- Seesmic Desktop for Windows: Better for Twitter than TweetDeck?
- Microsoft and Murdoch ganging up on Google?
- Spotify launches on Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson phones
- Behold: The Facebook 'magic circles' trick
- Free Office 2010 beta available to download
- Domino's mobile: When the noms hit your iPhone like a big pizza pie
- Twitter vs the world: Ten scandals that set Twitter alight



