[mso] Re: Outlook 2003
- From: "Dian Chapman" <dian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:18:41 -0500
>So...Neil and Dian...you think Outlook 2003 is really bugproof enuf =
that I
could use it as my default email program without too much worry? =20
I've been using it as my default email since January...no problems!
BTW...as for email on two systems, you can do what I do...I have my =
email
set up on my big Micron and when I want to use the laptop to check =
mail...I
double click my remote desktop icon on my desktop and my laptop screen =
turns
into my desktop system...just as if I was sitting at my desk. So I can
open/handle email from the same location from bed, kitchen, deck, living
room...as far as the signal lets me.
If you have WinXP Pro, you can do a remote desktop connection from the =
new
system to your other system and then just toss a quickie icon on the old =
one
to swap it out to the new one. Way cool!
Dian Chapman
Technical Consultant
& Microsoft MVP
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-----Original Message-----
From: mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mso-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On =
Behalf
Of Linda F. Johnson
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 7:06 PM
To: MSO Freelist Group
Well...this actually wasn't so bad...I just did what Neil said and =
deleted
my old profile and created a new one, then "opened" the 2002 pst in
2003....but here's the coolest thing...normally when I have to move my =
rules
from one machine to another, I export them to a file on one machine and
import them on the new machine, and they always come thru but I have to
reassociate them with the folders all over again....this time I imported =
the
rules and they were automatically associated with the folders in the pst
file I opened in here...so all of my mail, folders, and rules are now in
2003 and actually seem to be working and it only took about 2 minutes.
Now, I need to decide which machine I want to use for email.
Hmmmm....decisions decisions...I could use both, but I hate it when my =
email
is spread out over multiple machines...bad enuf that my programs and =
files
are that way LOL
So...Neil and Dian...you think Outlook 2003 is really bugproof enuf that =
I
could use it as my default email program without too much worry? (Of
course, this depends on whether Email Saver XE and Spam Inspector are
compatible with 2003 cuz I can't live without them...so, I guess that's =
what
I need to find out first.)
So, far I like the look of 2003...but that's really all I've had a =
chance to
explore.
Linda (sending from my new machine where I don't even have a signature =
set
up yet LOL)
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