ShareO is an add-on application for your Microsoft Outlook application. It enhances the capability of Microsoft Outlook by providing you some very useful features. The objective of this add-on application is to give you the power to share your Microsoft Outlook calendar, contacts, journal, Mail, Tasks and Notes folders with some other Microsoft Outlook users, and the great thing is that you will not required an server to share your Outlook folders. You can also share your documents, files, and scheduling and/or free/busy information with other Outlook users by using ShareO. Presently it works on Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002/2003/2007 only. You can share any file from your computer and ShareO will take care of it for you and send the updated files whenever they are modified. With this tool you can sharing level or limits for each folder and each person, I mean to say that you can share individual files or folders or other Outlook information with individual persons with different limits. It also has sharing filters to apply filters on your shared folders. You can share and update all your folders and information with a single click if you are working offline on Outlook at any time.
v3.52.820 [Mar 4, 2011]
-- In some use scenarios, when a folder was shared with more than one user, changing sharing rights for one user would affect all other users instead of only the required one.
--Feature to re-send all items in a folder was not working on mail folders.
--In some use scenarios, private recurrent appointments were shown with incorrect time, when a sharing them with the option "private appointments as blanks" is enabled.
--The "Send updates only when I click the Update button" option for shared folders was not working properly, and updates were sent automatically any
--On some systems with Outlook 2010 64-bit edition, installation of the product would fail.
--The trial period would be over right after the installation, in some cases on systems with Outlook 2010 64-bit edition.
--The message box with product installation path would show each time during Outlook 2010 64-bit edition start.
--When in trial mode, the activation button was not shown in the Outlook 2010 64-bit edition toolbar.
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