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On 12/03/14 08:40, Martin Gautier wrote:
You can connect thunderbird into your google mail and calenders which actually makes it pretty useful - you can use the web interface from most devices - even your fridge soon!On 12/03/14 07:32, Henry Bremridge wrote:Thunderbird is the only viable alternative to Outlook on Windows. There is a very good Calendar & Todo list plugin - Lightning.I was looking at alternatives to Microsoft Outlook for a small business (10-15 users), but running on Microsoft / Internet Explorer - Email required - To do list required - Group calendering - Calender access on smartphones The only one that comes to mind is Evolution. Does anyone have any experience with Evolution in an office environment?If you have access to a Linux server, set up Sogo. That will give you group calendaring and syncing to mobiles.If you need an email server too, I get best results from the Courier/Postfix stack but I actually use Citadel groupware in the office - it's a bit weird and quirky but does IMAP reasonably well (the groupware bits are a bit rubbish though)Martin
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