WorkCentrics for Microsoft Office   
http://www.workcentrics.com

WorkCentrics for Microsoft Office is a powerful time tracking and activity management system that not only takes advantage of, but enhances, existing data and functionality on your desktop. WorkCentrics supercharges the Microsoft Outlook personal information manager to create an all-in-one solution to your time tracking needs. Integration with Outlook is delivered in real-time, and the program’s simple TimeCard interface lets you effortlessly manage the links between your time and the other elements of your work product, including your documents and Outlook tasks, appointments, notes and messages. Flexible installation and setup options provide customizable solutions for any professional service provider, from those with simple time tracking needs in government, education, and sales, to those with more complex billing or job costing needs, such as attorneys, accountants and architects. When optionally used with the Microsoft Exchange Server collaboration platform, these benefits are extended across the enterprise. Available in three versions: Lite ($49.95), Pro ($99.95), and Enterprise (starting at $149.95).

Turbo-Mailer   
http://www.xellsoft.com

This software has been created for simply sending out bulk email like newsletters or personalized ads without troubles. Its jump-start GUI is very easy to use. TurboMailer has powerful options like insertion of text variables from tables, HTML mail and professional log files. Email addresses may be imported and calculated from list files or tables.

DeskLook   
http://www.xemico.com

DeskLook is a program that reads data directly from your Outlook and displays them on the desktop which becomes interactive. It resembles Outlook Today data view with addition of a calendar for three months: current, next, previous. Appointments in the calendar list are displayed according to the setting in Customize Outlook Today and the same goes for tasks in tasks list and folders in messages list. Everything is interactive, e.g. you can double click on an appointment directely on the desktop to get it opened in Outlook; or double click on contacts link to bring up Outlook Contacts. DeskLook offers two data views, fixed central and customizable side bar, in three different styles with changeable transparency, and works even if Outlook is not started so you will have your data available all the time. You can easily hide data without exiting the program if that is necessary or use special option to hide data automatically when computer is locked. DeskLook is able to start your Outlook so you can use its launch on startup option to have both programs automatically started each time you switch on your computer. In addition, the program features an option to popup central data view temporarily on top of the screen, it displays current day of the month in the system tray and you can explicitly choose between 12/24h time formats.

wodImapServer   
http://www.weonlydo.com

WeOnlyDo! COM ImapServer ActiveX control is component that can be easily integrated into your applications to provide full IMAP4rev1 protocol server implementation. All you need to do is to put it on VB form, call it's Start method and it's immediately accepting connections by your clients! It fully supports commands defined in RFC2060. Since wodImapServer is COM object and not the full application, there's few things developer should look after - simply because COM objects cannot deal with information that should be preserved between the sessions. Most important is to keep UID information (UNIQUE ID) for folders and messages. If you do so - wodImapServer will work flawlessly with any client that connects to it. On each client action wodImapServer will fire appropriate event where you can internally handle the action and return positive or negative result. You should also deal with message flags. wodImapServer does not deal with message storage - you should do it by yourself. It will deal with structures and references to folders and messages - but actual contents of messages cannot be handled by wodImapServer. Rather, it will depend on your code when messages are accessed, hoping that you provided properly formatted messages and proper flag information. If you don't - it will not complain, but IMAP clients may... You should consider all wodImapServer folder as virtual folders - none of them doesn't necessarily exist on your system. Each time wodImapServer requires list of folders, or list of messages - event is fired to notify you to populate his collections with appropriate information - and that's all. You can keep messages in database, on external system, or wherever you need - as long as you can provide necessary information on wodImapServer's request.

wodPop3Server   
http://www.weonlydo.com

WeOnlyDo! COM Pop3Server ActiveX control is a component that can be easily integrated into your applications to provide full Pop3 protocol server implementation. All you need to do is to put it on VB form, call it's Start method and it's immediately accepting connections by your clients! It fully supports commands defined in RFC1939. Use your favorite mail client (such as Outlook Express or Eudora) to read mail provided by your own application. How? That's easy part: just put wodPop3Server control on your form, add some code around and it's all setup to be used. If you dislike adding additional code - it's fine by wodPop3Server. It will still work, and reject all the clients (with bad username/password error). But, if you add login capabilities using 'Connected' event (that's easy part - set Action = Allow for specific username/password combination). Still, if you want to make real Pop3 server application, look no more for native support for socket related material - you just found it. wodPop3Server will deal with clients and connections - you must deal with messages. Once new user logs on to your Pop3 server, you need to provide any kind of information about his mail. This is really easy task. If you keep all the emails in separate files, that's just great for usage with wodPop3Server. If you prefer to keep it in one large file - we will not argue about it. You can specify filename, starting and ending position for each email in mailbox, and WeOnlyDo! Pop3Server will pass it to remote client with ease. However, you might have some small problems maintaining such mailbox since sometimes it needs to delete messages, change status, etc.. But don't worry - it all can be done after user logs off.