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Modify the explorer.xml file as follows to enable the right click event. Please download and start with this ribbon example from Microsoft: This allows you to easily add a right click event to email items. My example starts with the Microsoft Ribbon example. Outlook is designed with the DNA specifically geared towards doing what I wantĪrticle, as they have everything ready to go today, they just need some fine Use daily, I started doing proof of concepts to see how this might work. if I want attribution and classification on an existing Replacing social media just yet of taking my Tagging Engine to the Cloud. With Outlook as a starting point, maybe not getting to my full vision of Relationship, and security model that allows email to finally able to meet that How? Can these things be accomplished? Simple. What if I have an email that really belongs in more than one folder? Multiple labels? What if I want to use this email as Very flat, you might place messages in a specific folder, apply a category/label And from what I can tell, so does everyone else.Įmail clients to date. I'm looking for something, I hit the email archive first. The content may eventually make its way to Is that the most valuable information will still show up in Email. However, the thing that I continue to see, There are systems in place for capturing thatįor aggregating and displaying results of all this. Software development lifecycle and/or business processes.
There are articles/documents for defining what to capture in the Manufacturing company in IT, we have very rigorous processes defined for Self Description of the email is what's missing. Sure there areĬonversations, folders, attachments, and such but nothing truly earth shattering. BackgroundĮmail has remained unchanged for a long long time. It also provides examples of some common scenarios. This article provides the blueprint of the various mechanisms needed to create a classification and attribution system in Microsoft Outlook 2010.
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