In this article, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz explores your options if you want to migrate off of the now-obsolete Palm Desktop to Outlook, the iPhone, the Pre, or some cloud service like Google.

To be honest, we’re not really sure why you’d want to use it on a regular basis, but it’s a fun place to visit — and if you’re into emailverite, this site’s probably for you.

There’s a lot of big news coming out of Microsoft this week, especially about the upcoming Office 2010. Chief among Microsoft’s announcement at their Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans was an announcement of a series of high-fidelity Office Web applications that compete squarely against those from Google.

Reader Sam M. has some problems sending attachments. This problem can occur for a bunch of reasons. To learn what you can do to fix the problem if it happens on your machine, you’ll have to read the full article.

A reader asks about getting Outlook to display alerts when Outlook itself is closed.

When it comes to social networking, it’s not what you know, or even who you know, it’s who knows you. And that’s pretty much where the trouble starts.

Mistakes made while emailing could go from bad…to really bad. As it turns out, two of our favorite developers, Sanjay Singh of Standss and Mike Sperry of Software have developed a number of Outlook add-ins that are designed to help out.

How can you separate your various email accounts so they go into a separate email inbox for each address? That’s the question reader Stephan Helgesen asked us, and we answer in depth in this week’s OutlookPower.

Reader Jim Bush adds to the overall confusion about over-sized PST files with his questions about converting an Outlook 2002 file to Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 format.

This week, we’d like to spotlight a neat tool we’ve been sniffing around for quite some time. It’s called Visnetic MailFlow and is published by Deerfield.com. We’ve know the Deerfield people for years now, use their Visnetic MailServer within our internal mail processing environment, and know they make good-quality stuff.