That would be pretty useful if both yours and Daves links were broken.

ahh, the links check that you are running Office 2007 – something I will chase up on.

ttfn

David

Thats right, it works with Office 2007.

Looks pretty good too. But there you go proving Vlad’s point that the training expense for this is going to be serious – it is not a plug and go as Microsoft describes it.

Perhaps we can get those in 2003 or downloadable? It might be easier to show people the value if they saw what they had now vs. how it looks in 2007.

Outlook is something I spend most of my day in so I was comfortable when I installed it. Dave is right, its pretty straight forward.

Where things go bad are advanced functions. For example how do you turn the message into plain text? How do you manage previews of media? These are the things I waste minutes a day on and they do pile up at the end of the week.

I would seriously like an answer to these questions:
1) How much training will I require to move to Office 2007?
2) Where can I obtain it for free in an online form before purchasing Office 2007? (free, before purchase not because I’m cheap but because I will need to demo this for clients that consider Office 2007)

to set to plain text, in the e-mail, go to the options tab on the ribbon and it is there in plain sight

for more – anyone can download an eval of Office Beta 2 TR or you can get the full version online at the preview site – http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview

I love outlook, I love poweroint and excel. I don’t write enough in word to think one way or the other, but the ability to make pretty blog entries very simply is astounding (I don’t do pretty blog entries, but when I want to – it is a doddle)

I tried to submit a statement before, however it hasn’t shown up. I believe the spam filtering may well be damaged?