Hello Alexander, In fact, you can do the same in EverDesk too using the QuickBoard. Create as many QuickBoard tabs as you want and drag there any folders and files you want to have access to, regardl...

Alexander, Please see my comments below: Alexander Deliyannis wrote: > >Caveat: as always, applications that try to cover different needs >may not be as capable on all respective fronts; e-mail pow...

Hello! Well, this is something we were seriously considering some time ago, but due to other priorities from our very long "wish list" and anticipated problems in penetrating Outlook-dominated corpor...

Done. And thanks a lot for all the reports and screenshots you have provided. Regards, Vladimir Graham Rhind wrote: >Vladimir, could you provide a direct e-mail address so that I can send you the >...

Hello Pierre, >Windows Live Mail (successor to Outlook Express) also uses this simple >structure: 1 file per email. IMO, it has many advantages over a single repository. >NTFS is a very efficient d...

Alexander Deliyannis wrote: > >Many thanks for the information. I will definitely try out the >program; the message-to-file approach may solve an important issue --backup- which >can take ages wit...

Rob Fuscate wrote: > >Now, an issue that I do have with the program is that, unless you also use ED as >a File Manager, you have to set up Outlook to read the files when you access them through >E...

Hi Rob, It was really great to read your comments about EverDesk. Glad you liked it. We do have Linux version in our plans, but it is definitely not going to happen soon, as EverDesk is extremely co...

Hi Alexander, I will try to address some of your concerns regarding EverDesk. 1. Having 10,000 emails in a folder in EverDesk is not different from having 10,000 other documents or files like MP3, V...

Hello Graham, I am one of EverEZ Systems, which is developing EverDesk. - initially pricing for EverDesk was based on a subscription basis. After presenting the program at DEMO 2005 we have released...