Create a work item and link it to an existing Outlook Email using the UI you are already familiar with. Come back to the same email and load up the latest state of the work item to instantly know its progress.
TMO Supports custom work item types in TFS and Visual Studio Team Services. You can use any custom work item types defined in your team projects with TMO.
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Please find below answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
Please click here to download the latest version of TMO. Once downloaded double click the downloaded executable file to start the installation process. TMO will by default install itself to directory C:\Program Files\vi8\tmo
TMO automatically generates a 30 day demo license for you to evaluate the product. After that you can purchase an annual subscription for just $88! Your subscription is cancellable at any time.
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Post installation, Outlook profiles all add-ins for the first 5 times to optimize their ideal loading sequence. You might notice a delay of not more than 1 second in this process. After about 6 such runs, Outlook automatically optimises TMO for the best possible load sequence.
TMO generates logs only in case of errors. The log files are located in %AppData%\vi8\tmo\logs folder where %AppData% is the standard environment variable defined on Windows. If you see any exceptions there please do email us the logs at [email protected]. You may also find logs created by Outlook in the Event Viewer of your system.
Of course and that’s great, thanks! We would love to hear from you on how we can make the product better. Please email us your feedback on [email protected] or alternatively use the Feedback button built into the product itself to send us your suggestions. Thanks again!
TMO generates a few log files in case it runs into problems. However there could be potential situations when Outlook refuses to load TMO. To see what is preventing Outlook from loading TMO you can either look at the Application Logs in the Windows Event Viewer or you can set up a system environment variable that forces Outlook to show the errors it is facing. To do this follow the steps as explained here to add a system environment variable with the name of VSTO_SUPPRESSDISPLAYALERTS and set its value as 0 (zero). Then close and launch Outlook again. This time Outlook should show you an error message detailing the problem it is facing. Copy that error text and please email us on [email protected]