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<blockquote data-quote="Interactive" data-source="post: 1467311" data-attributes="member: 281870">Yes, sorry for the confusion, I wasn't totally clear.&nbsp; I am using the Office for Mac 2011 solution now and in general it's a pretty nice suite of apps obviously making most aspects of the transition easier.&nbsp; But the Mac version doesn't seem to permit add-ins like the Windows version does so my experience is less than complete compared with my Windows set up.As with many applications, I'm probably only using 10% of the functionality.&nbsp; More organized people than me, particularly those with project work, will appreciate the full functionality with project organizing inside Outlook.&nbsp; It's not a replacement for MS Project (it's not intended to be) but it's a great way to tie all of the clutter in Outlook together by project.My other option, and one I'm seriously considering, is Fusion/Win7/Office for Windows.&nbsp; Based on recommendations I've seen all over the web, the Mac traditionalist encourage sticking with as much native Mac as possible, but I may have to have a slower migration to that state than others. <img src="/mac_images/images/smilies/Undecided.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":\" title="Undecided&nbsp; &nbsp; :\" data-shortname=":\" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Interactive, post: 1467311, member: 281870"] Yes, sorry for the confusion, I wasn't totally clear. I am using the Office for Mac 2011 solution now and in general it's a pretty nice suite of apps obviously making most aspects of the transition easier. But the Mac version doesn't seem to permit add-ins like the Windows version does so my experience is less than complete compared with my Windows set up. As with many applications, I'm probably only using 10% of the functionality. More organized people than me, particularly those with project work, will appreciate the full functionality with project organizing inside Outlook. It's not a replacement for MS Project (it's not intended to be) but it's a great way to tie all of the clutter in Outlook together by project. My other option, and one I'm seriously considering, is Fusion/Win7/Office for Windows. Based on recommendations I've seen all over the web, the Mac traditionalist encourage sticking with as much native Mac as possible, but I may have to have a slower migration to that state than others. :\ [/QUOTE]

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