A Not-So-Happy Switcher

[mikesmith2]

I used a free program called o2m to convert my Outlook .pst files into a format that could be read on my Macbook pro.

 

[reast]

It is still very strange that Entourage doesn't support importing .pst files. I'm sure that had to have been done intentionally by Microsoft. For me, I connected it (Entourage) directly to Exchange and everything imported just fine.

 

[chwisch87]

Oh, and you've never used a REALLY bad mail client until you've tried Lotus Notes.

omg true that.

 

[mcscience]

If I'd seen this thread a week ago, I would have replaced my ailing laptop with another PC.

My .pst files are very important to me, and I'm shocked to find out how much work it will be to transfer them. (I've customized Outlook Tasks to resemble both Sciral and Rescuetime.) Neither Entourage nor any other Mac product is so adaptable.

Bummer.

 

[deathcab1]

If I'd seen this thread a week ago, I would have replaced my ailing laptop with another PC.

My .pst files are very important to me, and I'm shocked to find out how much work it will be to transfer them. (I've customized Outlook Tasks to resemble both Sciral and Rescuetime.) Neither Entourage nor any other Mac product is so adaptable.

Bummer.

yeah but is this for business or personal email?

 

[stam2]

Okay. I get the whole email Outlook thing but what if you need the calendar portion? What's a good alternative for Mac?

 

[Zoolook]

Okay. I get the whole email Outlook thing but what if you need the calendar portion? What's a good alternative for Mac?

iCal or if you're investing in Office Mac, use Entourage.