If I didn’t have to have Microsoft Outlook 2007 installed on my system for testing purposes, I would uninstall it and burn the disks and packaging the installer came on. I’m not kidding. Outlook 2007 is one of the worst “upgrades” I have ever used.
I’ve come close to uninstalling it several times now. I had to disable the one feature I really loved - icalendar syncing - because I discovered it was the cause of some data corruption issues I was having. Other than the slightly nicer GUI, there is no reason for me to use the app.
I may just have to unleash this demon upon a coworker and/or a machine not regularly used for production purposes. I’m not sure I can stand Outlook much longer.
Interesting. I’ve never used Outlook. What app would you (do you) use instead?
Can’t you just install it in a VPC?
Interesting. I’ve never used Outlook. What app would you (do you) use instead?
@Ben - Outlook 2003 was a lot more stable. If I ditched Outlook altogether, I’d probably switch to Thunderbird…
@Will - Yeah, I could… and I may need to do that at some point. I need to get IE6 back on my machine and the best way to do that would be via a virtual machine… Makes me wish I had a MacBook or something…
Can’t you just install it in a VPC?
@Ben - Outlook 2003 was a lot more stable. If I ditched Outlook altogether, I’d probably switch to Thunderbird…
@Will - Yeah, I could… and I may need to do that at some point. I need to get IE6 back on my machine and the best way to do that would be via a virtual machine… Makes me wish I had a MacBook or something…