However does use up more resources. It can be turned off though once installed & indexed so doesnt need to be on all the time. I contacted Xobni & got the instructions:

You can disable it by going to Tools > Trust-Center > Add-ins , click GO to go to the COM-addins screen, and disable Xobni. Follow the same procedure to re-enable Xobni.

Xobni works great for me. Love it already!

I find that Outlook 2007 has a massive footprint compared to 2003 and think that Xobni would have been much nicer if I didn’t stupidly upgrade.

I do have > 100,000 emails in my archive and that may have accounted for the footprint. Someday I’ll reinstall on a smaller dataset and see what happens.

Note that I am planning on someday knocking back my retention to < 10 years but everytime I think it's time I have some request that makes me spider back in time to get information about some long dead project.

Hiya,

Just installed Xobni, been using it fairly heavily on my huge inbox consisting of 5 email messages. Anyway… I’ve got 10 invites left, if you guys from JKontherun want to redistribute them under readers, just redirect them to me somehow, because I don’t think Xobni allows me to forward the invite managment to someone else :S

I took that screencap before everything was fully indexed. Have no fear: you were #1 when all was said and done. Dave Zatz and Matt Miller rounded out the top 3.

Wow, that many emails? You’d think I’d at least get a ranking with that many.