Senior Editor James Booth a big response to last week’s editorial regarding whether or not email is dead. This week he’s sharing some of those response with you, and his thoughts on each.

Email is dead; it just doesn’t know it yet. According to Senior Editor James Booth, email is in its death throws. Can we save this boon to the business world, or has it gone the way of the telegraph?

One of the most useful and powerful functions in Outlook is the capability to collaborate with others. As reader Andrew Simmons is discovering, you really need an Exchange Server to cultivate these benefits. In this issue, Francine and the OutlookPower Answer Team address collaboration in Outlook.

Problems with Outlook reminders are popular questions for the Answer Team. In this tip, Contributing Editor Francine Otterson and the OutlookPower Answer Team address more issues with Outlook reminders.

Outlook reminders are designed to help remind people of upcoming meetings and tasks. The reminders can be turned on or off, and customized as to when you want to be reminded. However, there can be a number of causes for issues with reminders. Follow along as Contributing Editor Francine Otterson and the San Diego User Group address a number of those causes.

Suddenly you receive a message that your mailbox is full. What do you do? You can do what most employees do, create PSTs (Personal Storage Files) on their hard drive. But what about when there are too many PST files. Author Dave Hunt shows how compressing and archiving your PST files can free untold space on the hard drive.

As anyone who has ever used Outlook with an IMAP account knows, Outlook doesn’t handle IMAP accounts well. In this Outlook Power Tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky shows you how to use Rules to copy a sent message to the IMAP Sent folder.

A search folder is a virtual folder that holds pointers to messages stored in other folders. Any action you take on a message in a search folder will apply that action to the actual message in its folder. In this Outlook Power Tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky shows you the ins and outs of search folders and what purpose they serve.

Outlook’s Rules Wizard has a neat but often overlooked option to act on messages after they’re sent. These rules run as the message leaves your Outbox and provide a variety of options. In this Outlook Power Tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky tells us how to set up those rules and use them to our advantage.

In this installment from the OutlookPower Answer Team, one reader is puzzled as to how to import HTML mailings from an external editor. Francine and the rest of the Answer Team explain how.