On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Simon Vass <[email protected]> wrote: > Got to be honest, that is not bad advice, out of curiosity most people > site, the need for exchange functionality as being the reason to use > Outlook,
I would agree. If one made a glove to fit your left hand, why try to force it into your right hand... Outlook was built to work with Exchange. > has anyone here a) Tried evolution with exchange NO > b) Tried migrating from Exchange to say Zimbra/Scalix Yes, its a nightmare :-S > c) Just tried using Zimbra Desktop/Thunderbird/Evolution instead of > Outlook, in a corporate environment? yes, I am using Thunderbird, running on FreeBSD with KDE 3.5. It works well, although I do not have the calender, reminder, notes, and more... Imanaged to get Thunderbird connected to the GAL (Global Address List) and i was able to pick up all the email addresses. But i could not get my calender details. I could set an appointment, and see appointments i had received for the day, but once the application closed, all those got lost to. In my outlook, it would show that i accepted an invite or created one and scheduled it. but in thunderbird off a linux/unix computer, I could not see them. Ill try Zimbra starting next week and let you know. -- Mike Of course, you might discount this possibility, but remember that one in a million chances happen 99% of the time. ------------------------------------------------------------
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