Marta; I use the built-in Mail system that comes with OS X. I don't need more than one mailbox, since I'm the only one using this computer. It works well for me and is free. For more complicated uses, I don't know. I also use the built-in Address book; and it will alphabetize by last or first names, whichever is set. Mail does have an anti-spam feature, as Jerry mentioned. I did use OE on OS 9, but I prefer to use just the OS X without all the switching nonsense.
Mike On Monday, February 17, 2003, at 08:37 PM, Allan Atherton wrote: > Marta Edie <mledie at insightbb.com> wrote: >> ... I am reading on the Mactopia page, that,as soon as I switch to >> OSX, >> then I shall have to use entourage, if I don't want to switch to OS9, >> and >> somehow classic seems not the thing to do.Is that correct? Or can OE >> be >> used there,too? > > I used OE, and when I got Office with Entourage in it, Entourage > imported > everything from OE. > >> ...Is it also correct that I would not need a different date >> book , calendar etc to combine with Entourage? It seems to be >> integrated >> into the mail program. > > Entourage has a calendar that works like a date book. > >> ... Does Entourage come with OSX or does it have to be bought extra? > > OE and Entourage are Microsoft programs. As I remember, OE was free > like IE. > Entourage used to only come as part of Office, a Microsoft suite that > was > $200 - $300 depending on how you got it. Now I think Entourage can be > gotten > alone, but I don't think it's free. > > Allan Atherton > > > > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will > | be February 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be February 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.
