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QSynchronization 2.4.1
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Rating: 4/5 (2 votes)  
Released: Jun 30, 2006
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QSynchronization is an add-on for Microsoft Office Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2003 and 2007. QSynchronization synchronizes bi-directional your Microsoft Outlook folders with your Outlook notebooks with your office or home PC with your central Outlook Folders. It can synchronize any folder type for example between a notebook and a desktop, between public folders and personal folders. Communicate at each time at each place. High lights: Take data store in your personal or public folders with you while travelling with your notebook; publish your calendar to a public folder, synchronize your private calendar with a public calendar; back up your data to a different file. Automatic synchronization on start-up or shutdown of Outlook can be configured for each folder separately. QSynchronization extends the functionality of our product OLfolders for Outlook networks and is available also as individual product. One QSynchronization user license is included free of charge with each licensed client copy of OLfolders. QSynchronization plus OLfolders, QMailFilter, QSearchFolders, OLfax, QNewsLetter as well as QSyncFTP for the automatic publish your web site to any FTP server offers an economical and industries independent Outlook and Windows total conception for small and medium-size enterprises which set on economical and fast IT solutions which can be administered easily. Currently, about 15,000 users in 1,000 companies world-wide are using OLfolders for Outlook networks and QSynchronization.
Product homepage: http://www.olfolders.de/English.htm
Download: 
www.olfolders.de
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $48.53 US |
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Size: 1361 K |
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