does it offer calendaring and tasks?

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"Chuck Davis" newsgroup at anthemwebs dot com wrote in message
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If you want a full function e-mail program, try the free Thunderbird. It
will do everything that you have outlined. It's available from:
http://www.mozilla.com/
"DL" wrote in message
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You can access mail provided you have OL 2003, or created an 'old'
version
pst in which case any version OL will do.

The Business Contact Manager extension does not generally receive
favorable
reviews

wrote in message
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Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:
I think outlook will meet your needs. You can try the trial then buy
just
outlook for about $100.


Yep - dito....


But be careful about the trial version - I read somewhere that when the
trial expires you can't access you mail?

Surley it's just a PST that can be used in the full version?

Anyone?

Lee