MS Outlook 2000

Outlook This is the office program from multi millionaire Bill Gates who if you did not know wants an extension on his already huge mansion! Microsoft has pulled out every possible stop for this fantastic program that I swear by on a daily basis be it home or at work. Outlook is fast and super efficient if it were not for the fact that we had to program it to tell it what to do I would say it was cleverer than the average man! Well it is cleverer than me at least it remembers things, yes I know I tell it to remember but if I did not then I never would, if you know what I am getting at? So what features does this nifty little program have to ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Outlook 2000 since I first started working with Office 2000 in the summer of 1999 (hmm… the name is a bit of a misnomer then isn’t it – yep!) and it is still my favourite mailer for my specs. Whilst for the typical home-user, Outlook Express is likely to be the most useful mail program, given its all in one in-built newsgroups control (indeed Outlook 2000 has to use Outlook Express as its newsreader, although in all fairness newsgroups are not at prominent as in earlier times, and they are of little use to most business clients, who are Outlook 2000’s intended users.), but for anyone who is a bit more of a power-user then Outlook ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Outlook isn't just an e-mail client. While many people use it for just that, it has a wide range of other functions and utilities. And for once, I have to say Microsoft have done a decent job of something. Despite continually using Microsoft products, I am continually finding myself muttering about how useless they are, but so far not once have I had cause to do this with Outlook. The first and most prominent use of Outlook is as an e-mail client, especially seeing as Microsoft also sell Outlook Express, or rather give it away, which is a stripped down version of Outlook that functions as just an e-mail and newsgroup reader. The e-mail facility of ...  Read the complete review

MS Outlook is one of the many 'organiser' programs on the market, but has the advantage of integration with other MS software. It has a number of features of varying usefulness as follows: Calendar: surprisingly enough, this is for organising your appointments and other 'events' to any date in the future. You have a choice of one day, week or month to view. Contacts: a database for names, addresses, numbers, in fact any personal or company information. These can be arranged in just about any order you might need. Tasks: Make a list of tasks, complete with notes and contact details. You can set start and end dates, so that they ...  Read the complete review

Having only ever used Microsoft Outlook Express before, Outlook 2000 was a nice addition to my office software. Outlook does have a more proffesional feel than Outlook Express. I no longer read the news groups so I have no need for the express version anymore. When I first got Microsoft Outlook I thought it was an e-mail package just like the express version, I was of course wrong about this and found out that Outlook 2000 has much more to offer. It is an organiser more than qanything else. It comes equiped with e-mail capabilities aswell as a calendar/diary a notes section for little idea or reminders. It also logs the use and editing of other office documents ...  Read the complete review