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Hi Marcello

Il 14/07/2011 11.20, Marcello Romani ha scritto:
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.

We use both MSO and LibO... MSO in most cases is "preferred" because it start faster. We have also some programs that generate doc documents with a collage process. In this case we should convert all procedures for the odt. The sysadmin mantra say: "is working? don't touch it !" ... I introduced a lot of open source software in the company with good results :) but in some fields there is much resistance to change (understandable)

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.

Many users have changed Outlook 2000 with Thunderbird 3.1.x ... and now are happy TB users :)

Stefano

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