SpamBayes: coming to Outlook 2010, or...?

"Steve Turano" <[email protected]>
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Gentleman (and Ladies, in case there are any),

 

I have happily used (and frequently recommended) SpamBayes for several years now. Having recently upgraded to Office Professional Plus 2010 (courtesy of Microsoft, and their generosity), and am actually really liking the 64-bit version. However, I do miss SpamBayes for Outlook…thus the reason for this email to the powers that be: will SpamBayes be coming to Outlook 2010, and if so, will there be a 32-bit and/or 64-bit version, or will  it be a “one size fits all” type of install, or…?

 

Seriously, not trying to stroke your ego, but Micro$oft should just either a.) hire everyone who works on SpamBayes and makes it the awesome product it is, or b.) pay you guys and/or gals a boatload of money and just integrate it into Outlook by default.

 

I’ve been waiting patiently, watching the SpamBayes page, but haven’t seen any mention of Office 2010. :( Will SpamBayes go the way of Microsoft Bob, or will it come back in full force for the new and improved (heh!) Outlook 2010? (Or – and I haven’t tried this – will the latest version just “work” on Office 2010 if I install it? I haven’t wanted to try it, for fear or screwing something up; being a computer security engineer, I don’t mind doing that, but my Outlook .pst is way too big to be backed up and then restored (or even copied! LOL) for me to do that. OK, fine, the real reason is that I’m too lazy to try it. I admit it. :D

 

Anyway, really, really, really hoping SpamBayes comes to Outlook 2010, and a 64-bit native version would be nice, too.

 

Thanks!

 

Hans Felsh

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