Replacement For Outlook On Mac

I did the search, but found only older posts answering this question: I have lived on Outlook on a PC for a long time, and would like to find a robust Outlook alternative on the Mac, mainly so I can use my MBP on location. I'd prefer an all-in-one solution, which will also allow for easy import of my Outlook files from the PC: Calendar, scheduling, address book, email, folders. I'd also like something that I can eventually migrate to a cellphone, and would prefer something that would not tie me into the iPhone, should I wind up with an Android. Any thoughts? A few points here: Microsoft did not make the outlook files particularly accessible for other programs, so importing everything may be a little tricky, but seeing as you're on outlook at the moment, if your email account is either imap or exchange then it will sync anyway so no worry.

Practically any corporate user these days works with Microsoft's Outlook client for email, calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes. It's long been the standard in Windows, but if you use a Mac or an.

If you have an email which is with your Internet provider then please change to a more sensible one- I spend SO much time telling people this. Go Gmail, it's easier. Anyway as for your other things like calendar, I'm not sure how easy this'll be, and it depends on what versions you have.

Is an idea for what you need to be looking for though. ICal can also sync with Android. Basically, Apple have thought of everything, please don't be one of those users who buys Outlook for Mac because they're afraid of change; the combo of Mail, iCal and Address Book will take care of you.:D Tom Morter-Laing Freelance Editor Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010 Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.

IMac 27' intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD. I personally prefer Apple's built in tools (Mail, iCal, Contacts). I suggested Outlook for the Mac since that seemed to be exactly the solution the original user seemed to be looking for. As for price, I agree that it's a bit pricey for what you're getting, but if someone has a lot of data tied up in a PST it can be very tedious to convert to another format and the time spent doing the conversion (assuming you could otherwise be billing that time or doing other productive work) could offset the price of Office. One of our guys was a windows guy for a long time. He eventually made the leap to OS X completely and used OS X apps.

ICal, Address Book and Apple Mail integrate very nicely and sync with my phone (and will also sync with google). If you really want to, you can go get MS Office 2011 and have the stuff you have now, but you can also use the built in tools and be very happy.

Quickbooks for mac. You can automagically add things to your calendar and acknowledge meetings and add new contacts to address book. You can do it all from within Mail. Steve Steve Modica CTO, Small Tree Communications. The problem with Mail is that its not setup for corporate environments.