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| Weblog: | Followup Mac Conversation with Microsoft | |
| Subject: | Need enterprise email support | |
| Date: | 2002-08-15 22:44:57 | |
| From: | timoreilly | |
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A customer who wishes to remain anonymous (because he doesn't speak for his employer, a large corporation) wrote: I find it interesting that I have heard no one write about the biggest stumbling block there is towards corporations moving to Mac OS 10, Microsoft Outlook. I read plenty how hard at work Microsoft is on Macintosh software like Office and Internet Explorer, but yet they refuse to make a corporate email client that is worthwhile. It seems as if their lips are shut, their pens are dry, & their code is gone when it comes to creating (or even talking about) a Mac OS 10 client for Microsoft Exchange. In my own personal opinion (not that of my company) , if Microsoft would release a carbonized or cocoa version of Outlook, it would do wonders towards increasing the sales of Mac OS 10 in corporate America.
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I haven't been a programmer for more than 25 years without knowing that it would be a fairly trivial exercise to attach the calendaring to the Entourage calendar, and having compiled the open-source TNEF on my Mac, that doesn't look like a killer to me either. Therefore, one can only make the judgement that Microsoft's decision to not make Entourage a full Exchange server client is political.