I often have contacts like "Steve & Tammy Smith" and "Steve Smith" and "Tammy Smith" and "Tamara Smith" etc. I would like a way to find these "duplicates" and either merge them all together as "Steve & Tammy Smith" with all contact info retained, or to separate them all so all "Steve" info is in one and all "Tammy" info is in the other.

I would like to use duplicate remover on icloud folder.

Set it up to work with Sync2 to remove duplicates across all Synced calendars - even Google shared ones.

Release a version that works with the latest versions of Microsoft Outlook 64bit (do not mix it up with 64 bit Windows, as all our products support all Windows versions 32 64 bit). To understand the differences between Outlook 32 and 64 bit please click the following link: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/choose-the-32-bit-or-64-bit-version-of-microsoft-office-HA010369476.aspx.
By using 64bit version of Office you will limit yourself.

Steep (75%) discounts on multiple year license for an "ALL" included package of your programs.

Duplicate Remover seems to support Outlook 2010 64bit.
Duplicate Killer, however, still lists Outlook 2010 32bit on the system requirements page. It also did not install correctly on my Outlook 2010 64bit installation.

Please support Outlook 64bit in Duplicate Killer.

Create a folder for each rule the item is removed upon. This gives you the opportunity to act different on each choice.

Seams to be a bit difficult to evaluate Duplicate killer just with 10 items. A little bit more would help

complete automation of removing duplicates in inbox,
verify original untempered SW with certificate

Auto merge but when conflicting data is detected, give an easy to read report to check the appropriate data.

I would like to be able to SEARCH in the list of duplicates found, so that I can manually de-dupe a specific contact only.
As of now, seems not possible to search the list.

Short of that, would be great to be able to hit any column title and SORT by that column? (then I could easily find a name, for example).