CodeTwo Move & Delete Watchdog


Version: 1.0.0.21
Size:
8.69MB
Requirements:
Outlook 2007/2010
Seller:
CodeTwo
Price:
Free
System:
Windows 7/Vista/XP
Rating:
4.9
License:
Freeware

Description - CodeTwo Move & Delete Watchdog



No matter if you are a Microsoft Outlook power user or you`ve just started utilizing this email client, this may happen to you anytime: You want to scroll down the navigation pane but you miss the scroll bar and unintentionally grab one Outlook folder and MOVE it to the other folder. Whooops! What has just happened? A Similar situation applies to the delete button on your keyboard: You think you are removing an unimportant file from a folder, but Outlook is focused on the folder itself and you remove the entire folder even though the program asks you to confirm this action. If you have a lot of Outlook Folders, or if it`s just happened to one of the public folders other people have access to, you`re in the doghouse! Speaking of dogs... folks at CodeTwo have created CodeTwo Move & Delete Watchdog - a free tool, which will Prevent you from accidental wrongdoing in Outlook. The program simply warns you if you drag and drop a folder into a different folder, or if you inadvertently hit the Delete button on your keyboard. Once a warning dialog Box pops up, you can either cancel this action or confirm it. Not only is this app useful for inexperienced Outlook users, who might not even realize they have deleted or moved something, it`s also a handy companion even for Outlook supermen, who`d have to spent some time digging out lost folders (or restoring folders deleted with Shift + Delete) if they didn`t have a watchdog at their feet. Key features The program warns you about actions that might be harmful to your Outlook folder structure - it prevents from unintentional drag-and-drop and removal actions. User-friendly and quick installation

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