[Philip Chee]

Name: EagleEye
GUID: {d9d373a0-03db-48a6-8097-2348f51c08b3}
Author: Ingmar Weber and Sebastian Michel, EPFL
Version: 1.0.11
Size: 114 KB
Date: 2008-01-11
Compatibility: 1.5 - 2.0.0.*
Locales: en-US.
Platforms: (not tested on mac)
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Who do I still need to reply to?
From whom am I still waiting for a reply?
Who are all the people I lost contact with?
Who are the people I met in the last three months?
Who are the people that hardly ever reply?
Find out the answer to all of these and much, much more



1. It tells you, who you still need to reply to. Very useful if you receive a dozen of messages every day!! Just click the TODO button.
2. It tells you, which friends you've lost contact with. Very interesting and useful to be reminded to send seasons greetings. Just click the "Lost Friends" button.
3. It lets you sort all your contacts (= all people you ever contacted) according to the number of messages sent or received, according to the date of the last message exchange or even according to gender.
4. It allows you to search for/filter people using advanced options such as: How many messages were sent/received? When was the first message send/received? What is the gender of the person? What is the ratio of sent/received messages? ...

FEATURES

For each person, with whom you've ever exchanged an email, it computes simple statistics such as the date of the first message received from this person, the number of messages sent to the person, whether the person has the same email domain as you and much more.

It then allows you to filter out people with certain characteristics for these fields, such as a minimum number of message exchanges, private email addresses (gmail, yahoo, hotmail, ...), last message received older than 1 months etc. It even has a name dictionary and tries to classify each person according to her or his gender.

For the most frequent tasks ("show me people with a professional email address, with whom I've had at least 2 message exchanges, where the last email was sent by the other person during the last week" = your TODO list) there are ready-made, 1-click filters.

But if you don't like our choice, or if you need some other combination of filtering rules, well, just build your own filter! And, hey, if you really like this filter, just send it to us, so we can either integrate it as a default 1-click filter or we can at least put in on the website to tell others to use it.

WHAT'S NEW
Everything.

FAQ
http://eagleeye.wiki.sourceforge.net/

** What should I do on the first use? ** (IMPORTANT!)

Quote

Go to view->Show/hide EagleEye Toolbar. Select it. This will show the toolbar on the bottom. Then click on "Compute an index".
Note: It will not show itself on its own, so you will really need to do this!

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