looking for Outlook 2007 add-ons

[Chris]

I was wondering if anyone knew of an add-on(s) for Outlook 2007 that will give users a simple "file" button that will file the email in a folder based on where other emails from that person are filed.  I'd also like a "send&file" that does something similar.  BTW, ideally the folder would be a shared folder on Sharepoint (not sure if they're treated differently).
I know I've seen this stuff before, but now that I'm looking for it, I can't find it.
Thanks!

[David Pappas]

The David Allen Company plugin does some of what you reference:
1.  It gives you a file button
2.  It provides a Send and File (as well as other options).

Sharepoint directories are not supported.

Some of what you're asking for is best provided through a good set of rules/filters.  You may want to check in on those tools.

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[Poojan Wagh]

Also, the Jello Dashboard is a tool along the same lines. I haven't tried it depth, so I don't know if it does what you need, but it's probably work looking at.

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Poojan

[MiniCooperS]

Yes, There are many like this. The GTD Add-in is very constrained - I
purchased and used a copy for six months until I discovered
ClearContext. Much "looser" on the GTD constraints and really just
enables me to file and define next actions as I process my inbox. But
it too is a bit constrained,... (just not as much). I feel that as we
get better with GTD, we need fewer "training wheels" (or guides to
keep us defining the edges).

True GTD Applications can be found here: http://lifehacker.com/378062/five-best-gtd-applications

While the add-in I think you are looking for is SpeedFiler.
http://www.claritude.com/products/sf/speedfiler-addin.htm

Here is a comprehensive list of tools:http://www.slipstick.com/addins/
productivity.asp

Good luck!!
Chris

[Chris Hasenpflug]

On Apr 14, 8:14 am, MiniCooperS <cbeatty081...@comcast.net> wrote:
> While the add-in I think you are looking for is SpeedFiler.http://www.claritude.com/products/sf/speedfiler-addin.htm

+1 for Speedfilier. I love this tool!