comp.sys.mac.advocacy

Steve de Mena wrote:

> Jack Wang wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On 4/8/08 9:04 PM, in article 080420081604406485%mitch@hawaii.rr, "Mitch"
>> wrote:
>>
>>> In article , Jack Wang
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Piss me off, Entourage isn't bad though.
>>>>
>>> I consider it a HUGE mistake to bundle e-mail and Usenet clients
>>> together.
>>> So, I don't know, but it's good not to.
>>>
>>> On the other hand, if you just mean Apple might include a Usenet
>>> client, I'd agree; it's a simple and largely ignored arena for Mac
>>> software.
>>>
>>> Even better, sponsor two or three developers to build clients they
>>> might endorse or provide later.
>>> I'd love to see Apple sponsor a couple different developers (Brian, are
>>> you reading?) so that they will be rewarded and more supported.
>>> I don't think it would imply any support in other areas, and it
>>> definitely shouldn't obligate them.
>>
>>
>> It's gonna be much more convenient for me, the only reason I didn't
>> migrate
>> to Entourage completely is I'm too lazy to resetup all the mail
>> accounts I
>> have already set up in Mail.
>
>
> In the latest Entourage I see an option to import from Apple Mail. I
> use Mail, but had already setup my mail accounts in Entourage, so I
> can't test the import process, but hopefully it will make your migration
> easier.
>
> I was an Outlook fan in my Windows days but I have to say that Entourage
> is no "Outlook". :(
>

Outlook was a major security hazard. It also doesn't do quoting
correctly. It only works well with other users of Outlook but not other
products.