What about the Office 365 "developer" subscription that's included with MSDN? I haven't tried it myself but it's available from here.
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Microsoft Launches New Outlook for Mac, Next Office for Mac Suite Coming in Second Half of 2015
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What about the Office 365 "developer" subscription that's included with MSDN? I haven't tried it myself but it's available from here.
I actually have been doing this for a few years. I love having everything into one inbox and I of course mail out from other (work) email addresses.
When you say "loaded the update" and "remove the previous version" what do you mean?
Were you running the desktop version before or 365 version?
Why pay for a dated mail app?
When more intuitive simpler mail apps are coming out for free or a small cost, whats the relevance of clunky mail apps like Outlook?
Using Mailbox Beta on the Mac, and can never go back to a complicated app like Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird or the likes. Mailbox, once some little bugs are killed in the beta, is a worthy replacement for Sparrow.
When more intuitive simpler mail apps are coming out for free or a small cost, whats the relevance of clunky mail apps like Outlook?
Using Mailbox Beta on the Mac, and can never go back to a complicated app like Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird or the likes. Mailbox, once some little bugs are killed in the beta, is a worthy replacement for Sparrow.
Because the vast majority of corporate America runs Exchange, and there really is no better client for Exchange than Outlook. If there is, and it works on the Mac, I'd love to hear about it!
Piracy directly effects profits though , and considering this type of software takes a long time to create with millions pumped into it , they should have the right to protect it from people who steal it. Although in the end it probably would have happened like you say , because there are people who wouldn't buy a new version for years and years. Now they have to sign up to this deal to keep it going.
I would say the only thing that sucks is that one day we are going to be having to pay multiple companies for multiple programs each month just to do our job which sucks and yet another bill to pay.
I would say out of the office suite though , only excel isn't replaceble , that program is so powerful beyond belief. Something like word are a dime a dozen I think , sure it had lots of features and some you might miss but then you just adapt. But if you need excel your trapped.
Importing 14GB identity
Kinda slow to import my 14GB 2011 identity but we'll see if this works.
It could not find my identity and it is in the default location with no name change. Had to point it to the same folder as it was looking for and said no identity found. That should have been fixed before release.
Kinda slow to import my 14GB 2011 identity but we'll see if this works.
It could not find my identity and it is in the default location with no name change. Had to point it to the same folder as it was looking for and said no identity found. That should have been fixed before release.
Copied data to ~Library/Group Containers
For me it didn't remove the old folder.
-Kevin
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Yes, although outlook 2011 was updated for retina.
For anyone who doesn't need overly advanced features, the included Mail, Address Book, Calendar and Reminders clients on OS X have worked fine with Exchange for at least a few years now. The Apple applications are far more intuitive to work with than Outlook.
It looks almost identical to Mail.app except for the trademark Office "Ribbon of Unnecessary Complexity" at the top.
Disappointing that Microsoft is putting off updating the Office apps I use till next year, while upgrading the only one I stopped using for serious use over a decade ago.
That said, parts of the Office 365 integration I assume they're doing for the other Office products probably has the most exciting potential. I hope they get those things right, as it may soon be easy to create 3rd party apps that integrate nicely with Office.
That said, parts of the Office 365 integration I assume they're doing for the other Office products probably has the most exciting potential. I hope they get those things right, as it may soon be easy to create 3rd party apps that integrate nicely with Office.
Looks like the PC version I use at work. Apple Mail is such a breath of fresh air compared to this cluttered monstrosity.
Maybe delaying the Mac version until late 2015 means that there will be more continuity between Office for Windows and Office for Mac. Maybe they will release at the same time and have the same features.
Maybe that'd be worth the wait!
Maybe that'd be worth the wait!
