[CS-FSLUG] Help Me Keep Outlook Out (of My Church's Office)
Timothy R. Butler
tbutler at uninetsolutions.com
Mon Aug 16 23:14:54 CDT 2004
Hi Stephen,
> We just did a business case study on several options (ranging from
> roll our own to Novell OpenExchange to Exchange to ...) The problem
> is that there isn't much out there, yet to rival the calendaring
> aspects of Exchange. For [...]
> We need not get into "religious" arguments over Windows/Linux. We
> need to see what will fit the situation best at the moment and not
> distract us, but let us move quickly on to God's purpose for us.
Windows has been a nightmare thus far... but I'm always open to things
changing. :-)
The main thing I would like to avoid is using the Outlook client. I
tend to think that is asking for trouble. One person on another list
suggested Novell Groupwise to me, since it has its own client. I guess
Lotus Notes might be an option too. Did you examine either of those?
Thanks,
Tim
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