Template Phrases for Microsoft Outlook
Version 2.2
Shareware
$29.95
3 downloads
With this handy plug-in for Outlook you need just a
mouse click to insert frequently-typed phrases into
your e-mail messages. The Template Phrases pane is
built into the right part of the message window
letting you see all your phrases at a glance organized
in a multi-level tree structure.
The add-in provides you a number of advanced features
to streamline your email responses:
- Support of macros in a template. You get a pretty
good set of macros to automatically add attachments to
your email messages, to fill in To, CC, BCC or Subject
fields, to request Read or Delivery receipts etc.
- Shared templates option. You can save your templates
somewhere on a network server and let your colleagues
use them.
- Quick search in all templates. You simply switch to
the Search tab and type the keywords. As you type, all
templates containing this word, or its part, appear in
the Template Phrases pane.
mouse click to insert frequently-typed phrases into
your e-mail messages. The Template Phrases pane is
built into the right part of the message window
letting you see all your phrases at a glance organized
in a multi-level tree structure.
The add-in provides you a number of advanced features
to streamline your email responses:
- Support of macros in a template. You get a pretty
good set of macros to automatically add attachments to
your email messages, to fill in To, CC, BCC or Subject
fields, to request Read or Delivery receipts etc.
- Shared templates option. You can save your templates
somewhere on a network server and let your colleagues
use them.
- Quick search in all templates. You simply switch to
the Search tab and type the keywords. As you type, all
templates containing this word, or its part, appear in
the Template Phrases pane.
Program details
Publisher
Add-in Express Ltd.E-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 2000<br>Windows XPFile size
9409 KBFile date
9/27/2011License
SharewareInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
10/11/2011