Il 12/07/2011 18:46, Shane Van Loenen ha scritto:
I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
can be used in the enterprise, but since there is not an e-mail
client, my org will gravitate back to MS. Anyway to integrate
Evolution (or like) into Libre offcie?
Thanks,
-Shane
OOo/LibO has options to talk to e-mail programs.
IMHO adding yet another (almos unrelated) program to an already huge
office suite would be a bad move. I guess then people would "gravitate
back to MS" because either: a) OOo is too "heavy" or b) they don't like
the bundled e-mail client.
Besides, I can't see why the lack of full e-mail functionality in OOo is
keeping one tied with Microsoft products. Just install Thunderbird or
Evolution and off you go.
Perhaps the question is "how can I have all the features that MS Outlook
offers with free/libre programs ?".
Just as an example, Mozilla Thunderbird + Lightning gives you e-mail,
calendar, alarms, periodic reminders, todo-lists ("activities"). You can
have multiple calendars, too, including remote ones.
HTH
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Marcello Romani
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