bxAutoZip

G

Geek

Has anyone tried this program that is an add in for outlook. I downloaded it
today as it was recommended by PC World Magazine for file compression for
all outlook versions. It installed but for some reason there is supposed to
be a button now appearing in my tool bar on new composed messages that will
enable the program to function. If I go to Tools>options the bxautozip tab
is there so outlook sees the add on, but the button that is supposed to be
automatically installed on the toolbar next to options in new message so
that you can compress files is not appearing. BTW, I have uninstalled,
reinstalled, rebooted and all that jazz....I have the most current version
and it is compatible with my os which is XP running outlook 2002.

Here is the link for it
http://www.baxbex.com/products.html#bxautozip
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Thanks,

Geek using
Outlook 2002
Office XP Professional
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Have you tried the support site for the add-in? It is not an Outlook
problem.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Geek asked:

| Has anyone tried this program that is an add in for outlook. I
| downloaded it today as it was recommended by PC World Magazine for
| file compression for all outlook versions. It installed but for some
| reason there is supposed to be a button now appearing in my tool bar
| on new composed messages that will enable the program to function. If
| I go to Tools>options the bxautozip tab is there so outlook sees the
| add on, but the button that is supposed to be automatically installed
| on the toolbar next to options in new message so that you can
| compress files is not appearing. BTW, I have uninstalled,
| reinstalled, rebooted and all that jazz....I have the most current
| version and it is compatible with my os which is XP running outlook
| 2002.
|
| Here is the link for it
| http://www.baxbex.com/products.html#bxautozip
 
G

Geek

Of Course I have, but it would be nice to see if anyone is aware of it as
the developer has not contacted me.
 
G

Geek

Well, for anyone interested ....I found out this little gem only shows the
icon button in email composed in the standard form ...that is to say...it
doesn't seem to work with Word as email editor. It does work beautifully at
either automating compression if you so desire along with creating self
extracting files for those friends who are not so savvy at opening zip.

I recommend it highly.


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Thanks,

Geek using
Office xp Pro
Geek said:
Of Course I have, but it would be nice to see if anyone is aware of it as
the developer has not contacted me.


"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
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Have you tried the support site for the add-in? It is not an Outlook
problem.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Geek asked:

| Has anyone tried this program that is an add in for outlook. I
| downloaded it today as it was recommended by PC World Magazine for
| file compression for all outlook versions. It installed but for some
| reason there is supposed to be a button now appearing in my tool bar
| on new composed messages that will enable the program to function. If
| I go to Tools>options the bxautozip tab is there so outlook sees the
| add on, but the button that is supposed to be automatically installed
| on the toolbar next to options in new message so that you can
| compress files is not appearing. BTW, I have uninstalled,
| reinstalled, rebooted and all that jazz....I have the most current
| version and it is compatible with my os which is XP running outlook
| 2002.
|
| Here is the link for it
| http://www.baxbex.com/products.html#bxautozip
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