On rare occasions, when you are about to install our products, you might receive an error message saying “Failed to cache the setup file“. On this blog post we will explain its cause and solution.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

Starting with version 5, Bells & Whistles for Outlook includes a comprehensive email statistics software engine that allows you to create reports (email metrics) about your Outlook email activity. On this article we will detail these email statistics features.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

Up to Outlook 2010, you used to be able to choose to “Download headers only” for all your Outlook accounts. However, this changed with Outlook 2013 – this blog article describes what has changed.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

Easy Mail Merge supports multiple mailing list source formats, including CSV files. Practically, you can import an unlimited number of mail merge columns & fields, from CSV files to your mail merge campaigns. Once your CSV content is imported, you can use it to customize (personalize) your mass emails.

However, based on your support requests, some of you have problems properly importing data from CSV files. This article tries to shed some light on formatting & importing CSV files to Easy Mail Merge.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

This article details the unique Outlook Send Options available for your mail merge campaigns created with Easy Mail Merge. These send options work with any Outlook version, including Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2019.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

During many years of providing Outlook productivity solutions, we’ve noticed that properly installing Outlook add-ins is an issue that keeps repeating. So I’ve decided to make this blog post showing how to install Outlook add-ins.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

This article explains how to add hyperlinks to images inserted in Outlook 2013 – 2019 emails. It may sound trivial, but unless you are accustomed with Outlook, adding a hyperlink to an image in Outlook is not as obvious as it should be.
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