Outlook Equivalent
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colinjm

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937 posts

248 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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A friend is steadily making his three PC's at home legit. He's now made the jump to legal Windows XP, Photoshop Elements, Paint Shop Pro, Nod32, and essential freeware such as ZoneAlarm e.t.c. The last stumbling block is Office 2K3. He's looked into Open Office which seems pretty good...very good infact. The only real issue is that there is no Outlook 2003 equivalent. Can anyone suggest a good alternative to outlook, or will he be stuck with using Outlook Express or Webmail.

Thanks All

Col

pdV6

16,442 posts

291 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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Mozilla Thunderbird

leosayer

7,840 posts

274 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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Seconded, free and very good.

_deejay_

5,057 posts

284 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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colinjm said:
A friend is steadily making his three PC's at home legit. He's now made the jump to legal Windows XP, Photoshop Elements, Paint Shop Pro, Nod32, and essential freeware such as ZoneAlarm e.t.c. The last stumbling block is Office 2K3. He's looked into Open Office which seems pretty good...very good infact. The only real issue is that there is no Outlook 2003 equivalent. Can anyone suggest a good alternative to outlook, or will he be stuck with using Outlook Express or Webmail.

Thanks All

Col


What are you using Outlook 2003 to connect to? If it's an Exchange server, I'd check the licensing. It could be free, or very cheap.

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colinjm

Original Poster:

937 posts

248 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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It's connection to a home user POP3 account.

Thanks for the recommendations of Thunderbird, he's had a look and it looks perfect.

Cheers

_deejay_

5,057 posts

284 months

Tuesday 8th August 2006
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colinjm said:
It's connection to a home user POP3 account.

Thanks for the recommendations of Thunderbird, he's had a look and it looks perfect.

Cheers


Or Outlook Express?