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MS Outlook is one of the series of Outlook products that Microsoft kept offering for free as part of its Windows releases. The initial version had enough bugs and issues, which determined many users to become loyal to other desktop email clients, such as Thunderbird, The Bat, etc. All these provided an interesting diversity and unique solutions to the same problems. The situation seems to have changed nowadays when Outlook has become a much more refined product with an incredibly large user base (approximately 400 million people).
The Past Of MS Outlook And The Competition
At the same, many other email clients simply could not keep the pace with the market or simply found the efforts financially unjustified. A typical example is Thunderbird, the open source application developed by Mozilla that had a fairly large popularity in the last decade. This situation required many loyal users toexport Thunderbird to Outlookread more
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The Primary Consideration When Selecting A Tool To Perform The Conversion
The presence of multiple email services and desktop email clients suggests that there is an even greater number of possibilities to migrate between a given pair of services/applications. Obviously, the information (emails, attachments, contacts, calendar) is stored in a given format in every one of these apps/services. While some formats are highly standardized across applications, others are more flexible and vary greatly from one developer implementation to another.
Hence, it is of great importance to make sure that the software tool that is to be chosen is able to process the given format. The ideal solution is to choose an app that was specifically designed or tested to work with a given pair of email clients/services. For instance, if the intention is toexport Thunderbird to Outlook, one must make sure the tool can correctly read MBOX files and can convert all the information, in its entirety, to the PST format.
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The growth of MS Outlook users is perhaps not fulminant but still steady and very significant. Thus, in 2011, the user base consisted of approximately 360 million people, while in 2018, Microsoft reported 400 million users for the Windows Live Hotmail service. It is really hard to estimate the number of corporate users among these, but a very rough estimate based on some global statistics suggest that the figure could exceed 25%.
MS Outlook
Interestingly, in the past, there were enough bugs and issues with Outlook which determined a strong competition from other email clients, such as The Bat or Thunderbird. Since mainstream support for Thunderbird was abandoned by Mozilla, users were faced with an insecure future of the application and had to find ways toexport Thunderbird to Outlook, namely to transfer the email data, attachments, contacts, etc. to the Microsoft application.
Advantages Of Using Outlook
Below are 10 key advantages of Outlook as compared to other platforms:
the fact that the entire email database (message bodies, attachments, contacts) is stored offline (on the computer) allows incomparably faster email search, greatly enhancing employee productivity;
the ability to organize the mail into folders is considered by many users more intuitive compared to grouping by labeling (as adopted by other email clients);
deep integration of emails with the calendar and contacts;
organizing email is possible by color coding and by assigning them to one or more categories (calendar event, scheduled task, message, etc.);
extensive email search possibilities using keywords but also various ways of filtering search results by the location of saving, by email size, the sender, the time range when it could have been received/sent, etc.;
much better control of the calendar compared to the competition (e.g. control details when sharing calendar events or busy/free schedules with specific individuals);
the possibility to move emails to folders or assign categories based on a more extensive set of rules (which is better than the limited filtering capabilities of some clients);
Outlook contact cards contain extensive contact information (address, job title, department, photo, etc.) and even allows to check real-time availability of the client;
Outlook issues early warnings/tips whenever composing an email destined for a group rather than an individual (helps prevent accidents), but also when the recipient is away on vacation or has enabled automatic responses (saves time);
the ability to ignore conversations is more simple and intuitive.