On 02/12/2003, John Verity wrote: > >Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft said Entourage, its e-mail, calendar >appointments and contacts program for the Macintosh, will now be able to >store information on Microsoft's mail server, allowing multiple users to >share scheduling and contact information. > >Outlook, the e-mail and scheduling software that Microsoft makes for its >Windows operating system, has long been able to store information on >Exchange servers, its line of server software that stores, sends and >receives e-mail and scheduling information. > Sounds like they're trying to woo iCal users using OS X to going to Entourage (or maybe they're after the corporate IT types). Now _why_ Redmond's marketing minions would think that would actually work, *that* I couldn't hazard a guess about.
But I doubt that they're trying to sway all of us Emailer users with this... ;-) Jim Rohde The day Microsoft makes something that does not suck is the day it starts making vaccum cleaners. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
