Is there organization software that will allow you to consolidate emails & documents into project folders?
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You can do this a couple of ways:\n\n1. Microsoft Outlook's Journal will track documents and e-mails you sent by contact person.\n\n2. ACT does something similar to what you want.
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If you're running Thunderbird as your mail program, try compacting your folders.\n\nFile > Compact Folders
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Office Live just came out and makes it easy to create and publish documents online. Might want to give that a try.
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Best task planner is the 'Calendar' in MS outlook\n\nI don't think any team management tool is available. You will have to build the team with your administration, training and leadership skills. Software cannot do any help on this
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try open office - a whole open source office suite. It's free and can do that and more
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Just a question for now:\n\nWhat are you using to send your email (and attach those files): an email client, such as Outlook or Outlook Express, or a webmail interface?
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Assuming you are using Outlook for email you can simply find you .pst file and burn it to cd as a backup.
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http://popfile.sourceforge.net/\n\nPopfile is an advanced email filter/rules app that classifies your mail based on training - it learns from the way you sort your mail.\n\ngive it a go!
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Open Office.\n\nI really like it.  http://www.openoffice.org/
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You could try using the Thunderbird email client. There are hundreds of extensions for it and one of them may have that ability. If not you always have the option to create the extension yourself, it's that configurable!
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If you want something that will do everything you want, is easier to use than openoffice, is also free, and is only 5mb instead of 90mb to download, then try abiword:\nhttp://www.abiword.com/
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Exchange is the best way to do this. What version of office are you running?
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try office.microsoft.com  then look under "templates" surely there is something in there for you
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do you have a folder to "move" the email to?
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In short, you can't.\n\nSizes that big would take a server to hold. Which means it would cost money. I'm pretty sure you don't want that. \n\nMy suggestion? Find a file-splitting program. It'll seperate the files into a bunch of segments. You individually email these to yourself using an email provider that has a lot of space (gmail anyone?) then download them off of said gmail account. Throw them all into the same folder, use the splitter program to put them all back together, and walah!
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The best application that I can recommend it Outlook. Create reminders and it gives you a popup telling you what needs to be done. It also has loads of options such as reminding you the same item, on the same date each month etc. I use it all the time to remind me about up coming meetings etc.\n\nHope this helps
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select save, then put the documents folder as the destination. You may have to do this for each email, depending upon your client software