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Outlook 2007, as you may know, uses the retarded Word HTML rendering engine. This is akin to playing Crysis on a GeForce 2... it just shouldn't be done. The only difference is that while Crysis won't run on a GeForce 2, HTML e-mails will render in HTML... just very badly.
That includes the HEXUS.newsletter. So, to see how quickly I must implement a newer HEXUS.newsletter design, I'd like to know who uses Outlook 2007 already.
Poll appearing shortly... thanks guys.
I use 2007 at work :) everything is becomming too user friendly...
I use it at work too ( upgraded today - its quite pretty :) )
Outlook 2003, because it just *works* (after setting it up, of course)
That and the GMail Web interface, or GMail Java based app on my phone :)
2003 at work, 2007 at home - and I prefer 2003.
I prefer hotmail :P
2007 at work been using it since Beta 2 at work. Its good been fun to use it whilst in develepment and play with the bugs :@)
Herb
2007 is cool but abit buggy. 2003 is much more stable and faster as well
i'm using 2007 - tbh i was happier with 2003
Went from 2007 to 2003, wasn't happy with 2007 to be honest.
2007 at home. Office 2007 won't happen at work for a long long time, if ever. The next release is more likely.
The only newsletter i;ve recieved since the switch that doens't render properly (that i've noticed) is the Nectar one. I think it's the background images that break.
The calendar look vastly improved, i just need to import my work calendar to play around with the data, got nothing stored at home
Using the 2007 suite here. Liking it a lot. I haven't noticed any other emails being rendered crappily though :S
Old outlook express and webmail here. Webmail for the hexus.email.
Only use Outlook 2007 for syncing the mobile (and at work PDAs) through ActiveSync. Thunderbird is my personal client for POP, and I use the GMail web interface on my main email account.
Part of me <a very small part> misses outlook... We have to use Notes so you dont know how well off you lot are...
Outlook 2003 here. Does the job & work provide it free.
I bet it renders e-mails better than Outlook 2007, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by noTHINGface
Haven't used Notes for a few years though... hated it, mind you.
Dont be too sure(!) We used outlook for many years at my place of work and for sure it had its problems but Notes is so many times worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve
Notes was never really a mail client, they kinda shoe-horned it in, treating a mail file like an extended notes db... It doesnt work though. Anyway, back on topic :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve
Mac mail here! I have just started working with notes at my new job and it is the evil bastaard son of satan. Have had a poke around the new windows mail and that looks pretty cool.
Outlook 2003 at work and 2007 at home.
I'm sorry lol
Hotmail FTW! I tried and failed setting up my hotmail accounts in outlook.
I use it but only to collect the emails in my spam folder on my server :D
I use mac mail for the rest of my emailing.
Outlook 2003 here at work. I use Gmail to pick up my personal emails.
Same as Leon
Outlook 2003 at work and Gmail for personal emails.
2003 was as close to perfect Outlook as I've seen, and at my office we have users who use:
Outlook Express (varying versions)
Outlook 2000
Outlook 2003
And I saw something that looked like outlook 98... :P
Oh and 1 machine has outlook 2002.
I never knew one existed. Neither did I know Outlook 98 existed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bazzlad
The 98 was a joke.
No one here uses it, but it did exist, and it was a free download. (MS had sense once)
2002 was a below par release.
learn something new every day then.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol98.htm
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2002.htm
There was Outlook 97 as well ;) and it even went before thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Moby-Dick
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Outlook
OL98 was actually usable...unlike 97. now that was a piece of turd. If i remember right, OL97 didn't allow more than one POP3 account in a profile, so you had to user switch to retrieve multiple accounts. Such a pain to set up and work with.
Been using OL since then. Once tried OE, but only for about a day :)
2007 here. :)
Mozilla Thunderbird :)
Thunderbird here :)
I prefer Incredimail. Is the best so far!:bowdown:
Windows Mail at home, Outlook 2003 at work
Thunderbird :)