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Microsoft To Offer Standalone Outlook

If you own a PC running Vista, when you first used it you probably looked around for Outlook Express, the e-mail client Microsoft has used for several years now. But instead, you only found the new Windows Mail.                     But Outlook, as part of the Office suite of programs, is what most people use at work. They’re familiar with it, and Microsoft believes people will be willing to pay to have it at home. So, according to ZDNet, the company is releasing a standalone version of Outlook Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager, for $149.95.   It makes for an interesting experiment, certainly, since many people have already bought Microsoft Office, which includes Outlook, at least in a version that’s ample for most personal use.   So far Microsoft is just looking at the US market; no date or price has been set for a European release of the software.   “The policy is to give the price in the US but not the UK; this pricing has not yet been fixed," a spokesperson told ZDNet.

AOL Teams with Plaxo for Contact Management

Need a better way to manage your AOL Buddy List and integrate your Outlook contacts? America Online senses your pain and is partnering with web-based contact management company Plaxo to develop a service which will allow import, export and synchronization of contact information between your AOL lists and a program such as Outlook.

Specifically, according to a press release, the new service, whidh will be available later this year at no additional charge, will allow AOL members and AIM users to:

The iPod-Powered PC

“With it, users can run their personalized computer settings on any PC. The Migo software stores Outlook e-mail, calendar and contacts; Internet Explorer favorites and browsing history; as well as data files, presentations and the like on the iPod’s hard drive.

According to PowerHouse, simply plugging a Migo-equipped iPod into a Windows 98SE or newer powered PC instantly converts it into a virtual copy of the user’s PC. The user’s Outlook and data files, Internet favorites, browser history entries and cookies, and desktop wallpaper appear on the host computer as if it were their own.”

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