anything to replace Live Mail

Char Jackson wrote in
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When you restore the context, it makes marginally more sense.
Here it is, unsnipped:

On Sat, 25 Dec 2010 18:18:15 +0000 (UTC), William Baldwin
wrote:

Roland Mösl wrote in news:if4v9n$6kr$1
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[Thunderbird] is far better than Outlock

How well does Thunderbird integrate with Microsoft Exchange in
the corporate environment? Global address list, shared
calendars, that sort of thing?
...
The bottom line is still that Thunderbird compares favorably to
Outlook Express and is quite a different animal from Outlook.

(1) I didn't notice the spelling "Outlock" wasn't "Outlook", and
assumed it was referring to Outlook, not Outlook Express.

(2) I realize that "Outlook" is really off-topic for this
newsgroup.

I am still interested in a replacement for Outlook (not Outlook
Express) in the corporate environment, so I will look elsewhere for
possible options.

On 12/26/2010 03:58 PM, William Baldwin wrote:

I am still interested in a replacement for Outlook (not Outlook
Express) in the corporate environment, so I will look elsewhere for
possible options.



http://projects.gnome.org/evolution/

It's not for Windows, though.

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Char Jackson wrote in
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I am still interested in a replacement for Outlook (not Outlook
Express) in the corporate environment, so I will look elsewhere for
possible options.


William

Actually OL works extremely well in the Exchange environment. What is the issues
that you are encountering or why is it that you or your Company feels like to opt
out of the OL\Exchange environment. There is quite a few possibilities but need I
would need to know in what OS and which versions of OL and Exchange is the present
setup in. Some of the Mail clients that I am thinking of for Corporate use also
needs a Server OS.

Meanwhile here is a link from Susan for you to go over
http://www.slipstick.com/exs/index.asp
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