SearchAllSoft.com - Redirect for Outlook 1.8

Redirect for Outlook will leave you with the opportunity to redirect messages instead of forwarding them. Standard Microsoft Outlook features exclusively offer the possibility to frontward a message, which is not always convenient for a amount of reasons: - the forwarding manner is selected deep in the program settings, and its frequent switching is very difficult; - whatever forwarding manner is selected, a human who has forwarded a message will be shown in the Sender battlefield, not the sender of the initial message, so message sorting and search rules used by the recipient will be less effective; - in the forwarding manner when the message being forwarded is inserted as a citation, its Internet headings are baffled and replicate quotations may occur when answering such a message; - in both modes, there is no possibility to reply to a message by hitting exclusively one button, one has to copy initial sender's speak from the message body, which may solvent in occasional mistakes; - in both modes, the forwarding of an already sent message currently in the Outgoing folder is very difficult. Redirect for Outlook solves these problems, as it leave you with the opportunity to redirect messages instead of forwarding them: one more button, Redirect, will appear on the toolbar close the Reply and Forward buttons. Recipient of the redirected message will learn it simply as you saw it when it was delivered to you. Internet headings will be kept, sender will persist the same, formatting will also persist intact. The exclusively thing you will have to do to reply to a message is simply to dog the Reply button. If you often redirect messages to one and the same speak, you can recruit it in the RFO settings, and it will be inserted automatically. Important note: Add-in should be installed on both sender's and recipient's sides. When you compress Redirect menu, a fresh message, fully identical to original one, is created. Original message headers are sent as an attachment of redirected message.