Outlook or Windows Mail

[Harry]

I am currently using Outlook (2003) for all my E-mail needs, and have no
complaints. Is there any reason to switch to Windows Mail?

 

[Malke]

I am currently using Outlook (2003) for all my E-mail needs, and have no
complaints. Is there any reason to switch to Windows Mail?

Only you can answer that. Set up an email account in Windows Mail and
try it. You don't need to change anything in Outlook to do this. If you
don't like it, go back to Outlook.


Malke

 

[Richard Urban]

If you are using Outlook to pull down Email from your legacy Hotmail
account - stay with Outlook.

Windows Mail does not work with Hotmail at all.

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[Bill]

Not really , but better than Windows Mail is Windows Live Mail final release
:

http://www.windowslive.com/

Only feature not integrated is a calendar.

Bill

 

[MICHAEL]

* Harry:

I am currently using Outlook (2003) for all my E-mail needs, and have no
complaints. Is there any reason to switch to Windows Mail?

None, nada, zilch, zero... stay with Outlook, it is far superior to that
piece of crap called Windows Mail.


-Michael

 

[Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]]

Well, Outlook is a Personal Information Manager that is more integrated and
feature rich than Windows Mail. Outlooks power lies in its calendaring and
support for group calendaring.

 

[Chris Game]

None, nada, zilch, zero... stay with Outlook, it is far superior
to that piece of crap called Windows Mail.

IMAP users prefer WM? At least if they don't use PC-Pine.

 

[Guest]

Personally i would stick with Outlook. I do use Windows Mail, but only for
downloading newsgroups; for all emails i use Outlook.
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[The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly]

I am currently using Outlook (2003) for all my E-mail needs, and have no
complaints. Is there any reason to switch to Windows Mail?

No.

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