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| Microsoft Outlook 2007 is a comprehensive time and information manager for your busy digital life. You'll never have problems with personal information again. Take control of the tools you need to prioritize, organize and search. Schedule and block off time to follow up on items, manage your daily priorities and use Windows SharePoint Services technology to manage every aspect of your digital life more effectively. Manage your shared information and content in one interface, through SharePoint Services -- documents, calendars, contacts, tasks, and other information are easier than ever to handle Stay safe from junk mail and phishing Web sites - The improved junk e-mail filter and has added new features that disable links and warn you about threatening content within an e-mail message Color-code your information for easier organization -- it's a simple, visual way to distinguish items from one another Manage all your blogs to RSS feeds directly through Outlook 2007 New Attachment Preview helps you see your Office Outlook 2007 attachments with one click directly in the reading pane, saving you time and effort |
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Amazon will not stop spamming me : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-22 |
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I purchased Outlook from Amazon.com. It was the first thing I've ever purchased from them.
Now they are spamming me and I can't seem to get off their email list.
This is the lastest insult. They want a review from me.
Please take me off your email list! |
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A Little Overwhelming : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-10 |
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| there are a TON of options, almost too many. i've had this for a couple of weeks and am still running into things i didn't know it would do! being able to CATEGORIZE your emails is nice; if you flag them they pop up when you start Outlook as reminders. there is so much to say about it i could go on an on .. suffice it to say this is a really nice upgrade from the old outlook .. this was a real treat for me. PLUS .. AMAZON HAD THE BEST PRICE AROUND .. even CHEAPER THAN WAL MART!!! Don't think twice, just go ahead an buy it .. you won't regret it. Seriously. |
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A review for the technologically disadvantaged : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-11-07 |
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| I have Outlook at work and found it so user-friendly and helpful that I ordered it for use on my PC at home. Too bad I didn't know that you need to have Office (which I do not own) installed before you can install Outlook. So, now I'm saving up for Office and feeling really stupid because I already opened the packaging and can't just buy the bundle now. Hopefully this review has been helpful for some and entertaining for the rest! |
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Improved Outlook 2007 : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-10-30 |
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| Improved look and feel. Much easier to set-up email accounts. Easier to organize and manage high volume of messages. |
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Very good but overpriced. : Powered by Amazon
Posted on 2008-10-27 |
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I'm not a business user but I was looking for a balanced, stable, powerful email/calendar client. It just works, and I am mostly pleased with it. I'll list my pro/cons.
Pros:
-Nice email client- quick to sync with my Gmail (I use POP because my Gmail's IMAP refuses to function correctly with any client I have used, but that's another story).
-Interface is mostly good. Easy to switch around, and I'm glad they didn't switch to the ribbon bar...drop downs fit Outlook well.
-Very secure- never loads images or actually anything by default. File previewer works well.
-Runs in the background quite well. When minimized in the system tray, Task Manager says it's using 49k
-RSS is satisfactory. I might switch back to using the built-in RSS of my Opera browser, but that's just personal preference.
-Calendar is well integrated with both Windows and Mac filetypes. Organization and task tools are simple but still highly customizable.
-I love the integration with OneNote. The way it links appointments to notes is just great!
-Contact management is just great. These guys have made it a fine science.
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-Takes far too long to start up the first time; as much as 45 seconds by my count.
-Price is not competitive. Needs to be 50 dollars or less to really be a good value (I got it for free hehe).
-Typical redundant Microsoft interfaces are in full force.
-Slight learning curve to the interface, as is typical with Microsoft interfaces...they sacrifice intuitiveness for speed. I think it's a good idea but some people might not. |
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