On 2018-10-27 04:06:30 +0000, Tom Evans said: > > Does the premium version of Microsoft Outlook transmit email promptly? > > I'm using the free version of Microsoft Outlook for my personal email. There is no 'free version' of Outlook. The only way to get Outllook is to buy the whole Microsoft Office suite, either the online '365' version or the proper installed version. > I've had various people who emailed me, and their messages took several > minutes to a few hours to reach my inbox. I'm tired of the slow > service and want something faster. > > I use Mac Mail for my business email, and that's fast, but I don't want > to mix my business and personal email in the same program.

Are they different email servers? Sounds like your work email server is simply slow at receiving messages. Or do you mean the otification that an email has arrived is slow? That is possibly the faulty of macOS - Mail can be incredibly slow at popping up a notification (sometimes popping up long after I've already read and deleted the email!). You can use multiple email accounts in Mail.

Each one gets its own set of folders, so messages don't have to be mixed unless you want to see them all mixed. Of course, Mail does have a ton of annoying little bugs, but probably still better than anything Microsoft makes. Your Name, 13:29 น. On 2018-10-27 14:14:13 +0000, Joe W Dee said: > On Oct 27, 2018, Your Name wrote > (in article ): > >> There is no 'free version' of Outlook. The only way to get Outllook is >> to buy the whole Microsoft Office suite, either the online '365' >> version or the proper installed version. > > I have this allegedly non-existent Microsoft Outlook email, which is free.

> You are talking about the Microsoft suite: You can get Outlook email through > their web interface, or in my case, through Mac Mail. 'The simple answer is that Outlook for Mac is not free. You can not download Outlook on your Mac for free unless you grab it as part of a free 30-day trial version of Office 365.' - LifeWire.com (May 11, 2018) Also look on Microsoft's own website, where you'll see a big blue 'Buy Now' button and a big white 'Try For Free' button (for a time-limited demo version). Microsoft Outlook is NOT free!

Vlc for ppc mac os x 10.4. Whether you pirated it or have some other product you think is Outlook is an entirely different question. There was a free version of 'Microsoft Outlook' way back in 1998, and there was the free 'Microsoft Outlook Express' which won't work in Mac OS X (potentially might under Classic), but if you're still uysing either of those 'ancient' email applications, then that's likely the cause of your problems. Davoud, 15:22 น. Joe W Dee: > Maybe the problem here is you're referring again to the Outlook that's part > of the MS Office Suite. I have MS Outlook email, FOR FREE, by going to the > web site. I don't need the Office Suite to use Outlook > email, plus it gives me free access to online versions of the apps in the > suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.

Good job FTB and Curse. Curse chat for mac. Now we can all go about complaining about something new.

Do I use those? I use only the free > Outlook email, a holdover from my office days when every one had PCs and used > MS products.

Are you looking to get a free Outlook for Mac download? It's only available for a 30-day free trial as part of Office 365. Outlook for Mac Is Not Free, but These Alternatives Are Share Pin Email Print Amazon. Email & Messaging. The free download allows you to use Outlook and the other Office 365 programs for 30 days on up to five Macs.

'Everyone' had PCs? You are probably aware that Microsoft Excel started life on Macintosh, and Word was available on the Mac before Windows existed. I jumped to the Mac from DOS in 1985, got a deal on Excel (I had been a heavy Lotus 123 user) and never looked back. I have Win 7 Pro on one of my Macs and Win 10 Pro on another (both native).

Win 10 Pro is the best Windows version yet, quite good, in fact, but I still find it to be an imperfect imitation of the Mac OS. -- I agree with almost everything that you have said and almost everything that you will say in your entire life. Usenet *at* davidillig dawt cawm Lewis, 16:00 น. In message Davoud wrote: > I have Win 7 Pro on one of my Macs and Win 10 Pro on another (both > native). Win 10 Pro is the best Windows version yet, quite good, in > fact, but I still find it to be an imperfect imitation of the Mac OS. Windows 7 is better than Windows 10, which has been polluted with a lot of shit from Vista and Windows 8. Windows 10 also forces updates, often deciding to update right in the middle of your work day or when you need the machine right now for something time sensitive, but you get to spend an hour or so watching an 'we;re improving windows' or some shit window.