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Having been given a new computer at work, I must say that I'm impressed by the current Outlook 2010 installed on it. I know that the new one must be just as good, if not better. The only thing is that, at home, I like using the Apple Eco-system. It syncs well with my Mac at home, my iPhone and the rest of the future Apple devices.
I'm tempted to use Outlook on my Mac at home, considering that its really good on the Windows 8 computer at work.
Considering that Mail has excellent Exchange support, I have been using it at home to check my office mail. It works well. The only thing is that our IT guys say that Outlook can do stuff that Mail cannot. One of which is the ability to attach multiple emails to a single draft. I personally have never done that, ever. Never needed to, but in the event that I do need to, I like to know that my mail client can do that.
My concern is about leaving the Mac eco-system that I have currently going.
There is nothing wrong and no issues with the way things are at the moment. I like the way that Calendar manages my appointments, both personal and professional. I like the way that the tasks are all well organized on all my devices. It works well.
Does anyone have any opinions? Should I give Outlook a try? What will I loose when I do?
I'm tempted to use Outlook on my Mac at home, considering that its really good on the Windows 8 computer at work.
Considering that Mail has excellent Exchange support, I have been using it at home to check my office mail. It works well. The only thing is that our IT guys say that Outlook can do stuff that Mail cannot. One of which is the ability to attach multiple emails to a single draft. I personally have never done that, ever. Never needed to, but in the event that I do need to, I like to know that my mail client can do that.
My concern is about leaving the Mac eco-system that I have currently going.
There is nothing wrong and no issues with the way things are at the moment. I like the way that Calendar manages my appointments, both personal and professional. I like the way that the tasks are all well organized on all my devices. It works well.
Does anyone have any opinions? Should I give Outlook a try? What will I loose when I do?
