It happened again. It’s not their fault as not everyone knows about reply all email etiquette. They were simply trying to do their job, and so when the email arrived, each person would simply hit reply to all, instead of just replying to the original sender. In many organizations, this kind of behavior happens. But […]
Blog Overhaul
The addition of the blog to our site was a new experience for us. Finally, after a few months, we have updated the layout to match the main web site. We feel that the consistency of the look and feel is very important to both us and our customers. We are continuing to work on […]
Reflection: 2008
A lot has happened over the past year. We, at Sperry Software, have been very busy. Many hours have been spent increasing our ability to provide service to our customers. We attended conferences for the first time and added support staff. The implementation of our knowledge base system is the most significant source of information […]
Anti-Virus Issue
Within the last few days I was alerted that the latest version of McAfee anti-virus was flagging our SperryCallout.exe as a virus. I want to assure all of our customers, out software is tested with anti-virus and adaware software before it is uploaded to our website. We are working with McAfee to try and resolve […]
10 Things You Should Not Put In Email
Elizabeth Charnock, of Cataphora, listed 10 inappropriate things you should not put in emails. The premise is that if you are going to write these phrases, then you are most likely writing something that shouldn’t be in an email. Statements like “I really shouldn’t put this in writing but…”, or “Is this actually legal?” should […]
BETA Release of Think Green
Over the past weekend, Sperry Software has made the beta build of the Think Green add-in available to the public. Think Green is the newest add-in added to our family of products. The add-in is simple, yet very environmentally friendly. Here is how it works. When you go to print an email or attachment from […]
VCard Limitations
The common standard for moving contacts from computer to computer, or even application to application, has been the VCard. A Vcard consists of lines of text containing data field with attributes and the value of that field. These lines make up the properties of a specific contact. Vcard’s are stored as VCF files. Most vcard […]
Web Site Updates
We are currently in the process of updating the layout of the add-in web pages. The site has used the same layout for the past few years and based on user feedback we are working on some changes to make information more available. We get a lot of questions regarding the add-ins compatibility with Outlook […]