Mac Entourage vs Outlook?  Help!?
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Hi there...I hope this will help answer your question:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/mac/support.aspx?pid=exchange
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I believe this is the cheapest and will fax out of any office application...I am assuming outlook would qualify as such... I have not used this. So, can't provide my stamp of approval but it looks fine.\n\nhope this helps..
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One option would be to switch to Trillian.  It's far easier to use. Smaller memory footprint, and It can log in to five separate IM clients at once, all in the same little program.  So far I haven't been able to notice any limiting features.
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Have a look in your Applications folder - there should be a 30-day trial version of Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac.  After 30 days, the software will expire and you'll be required to purchase a license to keep using it.  \n\nA better option would be to download and use NeoOffice.  It's a free productivity suite that includes word possessing, spreadsheet and presentation software.\n\nNeoOffice:\nhttp://www.neooffice.org/
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Warning:  I'm not going to be a lot of help since I have an iBook (no Intel).  However, Chat to my knowledge has never been available for Mac users (same with many other Yahoo services).  This is due to the business relationship between Mac and Microsoft--how many Microsoft for Mac products really work well, afterall (Outlook, Frontpage, etc.)?  I hope I am wrong and you can use Chat, but those are my thoughts on the matter.  All the best to you.
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sorry, the only one i know of is outlook, and it's not webbased.
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Out of office assistant is not available in Outlook express. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/267880/\n\nBut maybe you can try to emulate an office assistant.  Try this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311107
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First of, don't worry too much about the security thing, but don't be complacent either, and as wth a PC  just don't download attatchments from any 'dodgy' email. Norton do an anti virus package. I've used macs since the 90's and i've never had a virus.\n A Mac with an Intel chip would be the one to go for, more and more applications are going Universal ( able to run on both mac and pc ) Also, the microsoft office software for mac is quite excellent and it will of course read your microsoft stuff from your pc. I'm not sure about your pen drive, maybe check the file extension and see if it's compatible. The internet thing shouldn't be a problem.
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What? What do you want to know?\n\nThere are so many little disasters in Office and Outlook that it's impossible to give you a useful answer. As an expert Word user with near 20 years experience I still find that the only way to salvage some documents is to save them as plain text and then reimport them. One advantage of WordPerfect was that you could edit the raw tags, but Word hides them because Micro$oft knows best.\n\nOnce in a while, Outlook, which I only use at work because IT thinks MS is wonderful and the truth is IT are idiots, just loses the plot. There's a rescue tool that works about 90% of the time, but once in a while your entire email history is just fragged and that's life.\n\nSo ask a specific question.
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USE YAHOO Mail. It's better. That happens a lot with Outlook\nYahoo is a web based E-MAIL program.
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Just a question for now:\n\nWhat are you using to send your email (and attach those files): an email client, such as Outlook or Outlook Express, or a webmail interface?
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Using an apple is more intuitive.  Things just work the way you think they should work.  Also, the interface is more visual whereas windows has you reading all over the place.  Think about it, how much faster is it to recognize a circular icon than scanning through a long list of programs (start menu) looking for "Macromedia Director MX 2004".  And starting an app with just one click is nice.  There's a lot more features, but I got stuff to do, and couldnt' list them all right here.  This is corny, but "once you go Mac, you don't ever go back!" I'm outy 5000.
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Why not just use the Outlook that came with your XP?\n\n///
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It won't work. You have to pay for the premium service to enable POP3, which is the protocol Outlook needs to be able to see your emails.
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Have a look on the link below - i haven't used Outlook for some time, but I would imagine the "import/export" tool would be the best way to go. Other than that it might just be better to create a new compatible folder.\n\nJust keep in mind that Office 2007 is just around the corner, and a lot of work has gone into making things much more backwards and forward compatible - might be worth your while taking a look if you are running multiple platforms/versions
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im not to good with outlook but if u go into prefrences u should be able to find the save locations. dump outlook for Thudrbird its free made by the people who make firefox also get firefox instead of internet explorer its so much safer than IE and its free to
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Outlook will work.   \n\nBasically, you don't want to use specialized software. You would like to HAND this over to someone else someday.  \n\nYou can customize something with Excel.   The combination of spreadsheets and Word Mail merges might be a good thing.   But Word CAN be used to Mail Merge with Outlook too.