If you use Microsoft Outlook as the center of all your communications, you may be interested in integrating Twitter directly into Outlook so you never have to leave the comfort of your inbox to read up on your Twitter friends' daily minutiae.
The OutTwit add-in for Outlook enables you to send and receive messages directly, and now it has become my preferred Twitter client.
Sending messages is as simple as it sounds ... just type and hit the Enter key.
All your messages will appear in your Inbox by default, but can (and must) change that easily in preferences.
In the preferences you can add your user information, but what is more important, you should create a separate folder to hold your messages as they can really overflow your inbox quickly.
You may notice the option to use tinyurl to shorten the urls, also very useful.
I don't really use Twitter much as I'm trying to be productive these days, but if you intend to follow me have in it.
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