Chambers wrote:
> On 1/29/2009 12:57 AM, Invisible wrote:
>> Now, do you mean Outlook, or do you mean Outlook Express?
> 
> Oh, definitely Outlook.  I use it at work, and I love the way it's your 
> email, calendar, task list, et cetera, all in one program.  Very handy 
> and convenient.  But that's the 2003 version, running on XP.  At home, I 
> had the 2007 version, running on Vista, and it was one slow puppy.

Yeah, I use Outlook 2003 at work, and it's *very* slow. (But then, our 
Exchange server is on the other side of the planet, with a latency of at 
least 100ms, and a maximum outside bandwidth of 2 Mbit/sec.)

It's not a bad product. A little irritating to configure, and it has 
some silly limitations, but overall it's not bad.

Outlook Expression, OTOH, sucks.

> Besides, Outlook Express was deprecated years ago.

Really? I didn't know that.

> It's since been replaced by Windows Mail,

I didn't know that either.

> which itself has been replaced by Windows Live Mail.

Or that. (Actually, I can't tell how it's any different, but still...)

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