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EMAIL IN CONTEXT

Posted on January 2nd, 2006 by Bob and Joy Schwabach

ClearContext.com has an $80 program called IMS Pro that works with Microsoft Outlook to, well, put your mail in context. It also offers a free version with slightly fewer features.

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