Re: What's the Big Deal with Firefox?
Ron Hunter <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.windows |
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| Organization | Another Netscape Collabra Server User |
| Message-ID | <csqd8a$39k7__10820.2693322257$1106295098$gmane$org@ripley.netscape.com> |
Tim Roberts wrote: > Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T wrote: > >> Howard Brazee wrote: >> >>> Outlook is part of Office. >> >> >> Outlook is another Product altogether that is designed strickly for >> business use and cost hundreds of dollars, if over a $1000.00. > > > > >> Entourage is part of Office with is an Addressbook and Planer with >> OutLook Express capabilities tacked on. > > > Entourage is Macintosh only. On the Windows side, the program with > e-mail, address book, task manager and calendaring is called "Outlook". > It is and always has been a part of Office. > > As to your first paragraph, I suspect you may be thinking of Exchange, > which is their e-mail server. It is a separate product, at roughly the > cost you mention there. > >> I may be a Mac person , but I did work on PC's for a school system and >> I do know about some of the products and history of MicroSoft. > > > You know their Mac offerings, but seem to have some holes on the Windows > side. That's certainly understandable; I had never heard of Entourage > before your post. It appears from recent news reports that MS will unbundle Outlook and sell it as a product on its own merits.