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<blockquote data-quote="Interactive" data-source="post: 1467590" data-attributes="member: 281870">I setup Mail yesterday and connected to my Exchange account.&nbsp; As an iPhone/iPad user the interface is familiar and simple.&nbsp; I'll give the auto detect a try today.I played with Smart Folders today....they're cool but still very different workflow.&nbsp; And maybe I just need to change my workflow to accommodate. And yes, I believe these are available in both versions of Outlook AND in Mac Mail.&nbsp; My current workflow seeks to get to Inbox zero by making it easy to file and set up messages for follow up and tasks.&nbsp; Smart Folders, while functional, will require much more manual setup than what ClearContext offers.&nbsp; On the other hand, once they're setup, I suspect I could just leave my mail in my inbox, or set up a generic &quot;Archive&quot; folder for everything and let the SmartFolders help me search.Thanks for the ideas everyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Interactive, post: 1467590, member: 281870"] I setup Mail yesterday and connected to my Exchange account. As an iPhone/iPad user the interface is familiar and simple. I'll give the auto detect a try today. I played with Smart Folders today....they're cool but still very different workflow. And maybe I just need to change my workflow to accommodate. And yes, I believe these are available in both versions of Outlook AND in Mac Mail. My current workflow seeks to get to Inbox zero by making it easy to file and set up messages for follow up and tasks. Smart Folders, while functional, will require much more manual setup than what ClearContext offers. On the other hand, once they're setup, I suspect I could just leave my mail in my inbox, or set up a generic "Archive" folder for everything and let the SmartFolders help me search. Thanks for the ideas everyone. [/QUOTE]

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