There are other email and calendar apps for Linux.  Why do they have to
be part of an office package?  For example, I used Seamonkey whick
includes email and calendar, along with browser etc.  Also, many Windows
apps run fine in Wine or Crossover Office.



Andis wrote:
> Nearly everything is ok with outlook, but what is the reason to switch
> to openoffice.org, if I still have to pay to microsoft to have outlook,
> if I use windows? Most of users can't switch from windows to linux,
> because they need to use programs like Autocad and other specific
> software which are only available for windows. But most of users can
> easily switch to openoffice.org without loosing productivity. The only
> big problem for that group of users is lack of relevant outlook
> alternative in openoffice.org.
> This situation is terrible and it continues from year to year. PIM
> manager is one of the most wanted addon to openoffice.org. Unfortunately
> Mozilla foundation also is vary slow in development of Lightning
> extension for Thunderbird. Current builds of ligthning are far from
> usability and friendly interface. I would recommend to use Evolution,
> but it seems that Novell will do nothing to support Evolution windows
> porting project.
> 
> Andis
> 
> Kirill S. Palagin wrote:
>> OO does not include mail client\Calendaring\PIM.
>> Is there something wrong with Outlook?
>>  
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: anjali kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday,
>>> November 08, 2006 10:38 PM
>>> To: [email protected]
>>> Subject: [users] Openoffice Calendar?
>>>
>>> I just downloaded OpenOffice and am very impressed (considering how
>>> tech unsavvy I am).
>>>      Is there a 'Calendar' application comparable to the one in MS
>>> Outlook?  I really need something like this.  If not, any suggestions
>>> for other calendar tools out there?
>>>      Thanks,
>>>   ak
>>>         
>>>  
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