> I will be soon releasing scripts which will allow you to export and import > virtually all your data back and forth between 2001 and X
Bless you! Do you want me to erect an altar in your name? Do you have an ETA on those? It will affect my timetable of backgrading to Entourage 2001. > Glad to oblige. Again, thank you. > The market is NOT slim. Check the Entourage newsgroup: > microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage > That's where all users are now sent by MacTopia. (Only old geezers "in the > know" like us know abut this mailing list.) The demand is enormous there. > An a significant proportion seem to be people who never had a Mac (or 2001) > before. I'm talking of comparing the number of users running Entourage/Office 2001, versus those running Entourage/Office 2001. I have a feeling that the 2001 market is still significantly larger. Of course there's enormous demand in a forum for OS X users, for a product they want to use :-) > How much memory? I have only a paltry G3 350, but with 768 MB RAM, Entourage > is fast enough for me. How much is 'fast enough' in comparison to 'how it was under OS 9'? It's a G4/667 wit 512mb - in addition, a G4/867 with 1.5 gb. Both are plenty fast with those operations with 2001 (even under Classic) but slug along under OS X (comparatively). By themselves, they are 'plenty fast' I'm sure - it just becomes obvious when one is used to the speed it had before - particularly when part of the slow down is watching windows redraw. > I'd be extremely surprised if you see much ore development for IE in OS 9 > either. Well, IE is at a pretty decent state - maybe the addition of better control over JavaScript pop-ups, and some languishing busg - but then it's in pretty good shape. > OS 9 has just about reached the end of its line: probably the next > OS update, where they're trying to get CarbonLib right and all the little > bugs fixed, will be the last. And the beauty is that it still continues to perform better than a 'modern' os with plenty of fluff to bog it down... :-) Harry -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
