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Catfish · 07-28-15, 02:33 PM

Hi,
for private use you could take Thunderbird, which is relatively easy to set up and work with, and it is free.

For professional use there can only be Outlook, much more options than Thunderbird and unbeatable with Microsoft Exchange Server..
But you can use it privately as stand-alone without Exchange, and it still has lots of useful functions, from archiving to backup, to notices of absence, and a full scale calendar with reminders (and a lot more). Even if you think you do not need it, believe me you soon will.

And i have come to like MS a lot more, since i understand what the fuzz is all about. To hell with Apple and Google!

07-28-15, 02:33 PM	#2
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,799 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	Hi, for private use you could take Thunderbird, which is relatively easy to set up and work with, and it is free. For professional use there can only be Outlook, much more options than Thunderbird and unbeatable with Microsoft Exchange Server.. But you can use it privately as stand-alone without Exchange, and it still has lots of useful functions, from archiving to backup, to notices of absence, and a full scale calendar with reminders (and a lot more). Even if you think you do not need it, believe me you soon will. And i have come to like MS a lot more, since i understand what the fuzz is all about. To hell with Apple and Google! __________________ >^..^<*)))>{ All generalizations are wrong.