Hoping that someone can answer this.....

I used to love the plug-in for Outlook that would 'journal' MS Instant
messenger conversations - unfortunately that plug-in no longer works and is
no longer supported - but that discussion is for another day....

We're shortly going to migrate to MS Office Communicator. Anyone know if
it's possible to have Outlook journal those conversations?

PS: We're also planning on migrating to Exchange 2003 (currently 2000) and
upgrading all clients to OL 2007 (currently using OL 2003) as soon as it
becomes stable.

Thanks for any info.

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Dab

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On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 17:21:54 -0700, "Dab"
wrote:

Hoping that someone can answer this.....

I used to love the plug-in for Outlook that would 'journal' MS Instant
messenger conversations - unfortunately that plug-in no longer works and is
no longer supported - but that discussion is for another day....

We're shortly going to migrate to MS Office Communicator. Anyone know if
it's possible to have Outlook journal those conversations?

PS: We're also planning on migrating to Exchange 2003 (currently 2000) and
upgrading all clients to OL 2007 (currently using OL 2003) as soon as it
becomes stable.

Thanks for any info.


LCS supports server-level archiving.

Greetings Dab,

For what it's worth, the journal thing has been on the Messenger feature suggestion lists for
years. Which at least initially, were inherited by the Office Communicator group.

Some day, some where, I see a centralized user store for "communications", sadly I think it
died with WinFS.

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Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Live Messenger/MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger
Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
All posts unless otherwise specified are (c) 2006 Jonathan Kay.
You *must* contact me for redistribution rights.
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"Dab" wrote in message ...
Hoping that someone can answer this.....

I used to love the plug-in for Outlook that would 'journal' MS Instant messenger
conversations - unfortunately that plug-in no longer works and is no longer supported - but
that discussion is for another day....

We're shortly going to migrate to MS Office Communicator. Anyone know if it's possible to
have Outlook journal those conversations?

PS: We're also planning on migrating to Exchange 2003 (currently 2000) and upgrading all
clients to OL 2007 (currently using OL 2003) as soon as it becomes stable.

Thanks for any info.

--
Dab

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Hi JK:

Thanks for the answer.

Journaling of Instant Messenger conversations is a really useful and cool
feature! I recently had to build a new workstation and unfortunately, the
3rd party (Mapilab) MS Messaging Outlook Journal plug-in that used to work
on my old workstation no longer works on the new workstation and the product
is no longer supported. To bad. It was a very useful feature.

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Dab

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"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote in message
...
Greetings Dab,

For what it's worth, the journal thing has been on the Messenger feature
suggestion lists for years. Which at least initially, were inherited by
the Office Communicator group.

Some day, some where, I see a centralized user store for "communications",
sadly I think it died with WinFS.

--
Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Live Messenger/MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger
Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
All posts unless otherwise specified are (c) 2006 Jonathan Kay.
You *must* contact me for redistribution rights.
--

"Dab" wrote in message
...
Hoping that someone can answer this.....

I used to love the plug-in for Outlook that would 'journal' MS Instant
messenger conversations - unfortunately that plug-in no longer works and
is no longer supported - but that discussion is for another day....

We're shortly going to migrate to MS Office Communicator. Anyone know if
it's possible to have Outlook journal those conversations?

PS: We're also planning on migrating to Exchange 2003 (currently 2000)
and upgrading all clients to OL 2007 (currently using OL 2003) as soon as
it becomes stable.

Thanks for any info.

--
Dab

Cut off: yourhead to respond