How it works

Outlook Accelerator improves the performance of your Outlook by defragmenting large files where Outlook stores your e-mails, contacts, documents, etc. These files tend to grow relatively fast and are being constantly changed by Outlook so they usually become hardly fragmented very quickly.

Even if you run a disk defragmenter on a regular basis, Outlook files stay contiguous for just a short while after the disk defragmentation and then become fragmented again. At the same time Outlook mailbox files may well be 1Gb or even larger.Obviously the less fragmented these files are, the better is your disk access time and the faster is Outlook.

Outlook Accelerator is an add-on for Microsoft Outlook. Once installed it does not need to be run manually as it starts automatically when you start Outlook and does its job in background while Outlook is running.

Outlook Accelerator will automatically identify files, which need defragmenting, and you will only have to decide how often you want files to be defragmented. There are four options:

• Every time you start Outlook
• Once an hour
• Once a day
• Once a week

When the time comes to defragment files Outlook Accelerator does not necessarily start working straight away. For example, if you have just started Outlook and are now receiving e-mails, your mailbox file is being continually changed and there is no point defragmenting this file at the moment. So Outlook Accelerator will wait for a quiet time when Outlook does not change files too often.

Outlook Accelerator uses the native Windows defragmentation support and does not access the hard drive directly. Therefore Outlook Accelerator is quite safe and under no circumstances can break the disk structure consistency.