Comments on: Outlook 2007 - broken html rendering http://transientis.com/2007/05/outlook-2007-broken-html-rendering/ Probably a blog about SW projects, architecture, test, technology in general, or life in general Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:56:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: António Melo http://transientis.com/2007/05/outlook-2007-broken-html-rendering/#comment-65 António Melo Mon, 14 May 2007 21:03:41 +0000 http://transientis.com/2007/05/outlook-2007-broken-html-rendering/#comment-65 Thanks for the reply. Yes, I thought also about using Thunderbird or some other program. The problem is that if I then have some problem, I can't go to the Help Desk ask for help. Help Desk must carefully define what are the supported tools, otherwise they would be doomed :) Replacing it for Outlook 2003 could also be an option, although the company will eventually have to upgrade to outlook 2007, so probably the best is to make things work there. Unless Help desk decides to support Thunderbird or other email client :) Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I thought also about using Thunderbird or some other program. The problem is that if I then have some problem, I can’t go to the Help Desk ask for help. Help Desk must carefully define what are the supported tools, otherwise they would be doomed :)

Replacing it for Outlook 2003 could also be an option, although the company will eventually have to upgrade to outlook 2007, so probably the best is to make things work there. Unless Help desk decides to support Thunderbird or other email client :)

]]> By: Kutuma http://transientis.com/2007/05/outlook-2007-broken-html-rendering/#comment-64 Kutuma Sun, 13 May 2007 13:34:58 +0000 http://transientis.com/2007/05/outlook-2007-broken-html-rendering/#comment-64 Why don't you try Thunderbird? It has some support for exchange, and it is way better than WebMail access. Also, I would love some comments on how that works before I try it myself! :) Here's a starting point: http://www.mcgill.ca/files/ics/Exchange_Mozilla.pdf But of course the simplest thing to do would be to remove Outlook 2007 and install Outlook 2003. Or isn't that an option? Why don’t you try Thunderbird? It has some support for exchange, and it is way better than WebMail access. Also, I would love some comments on how that works before I try it myself! :)
Here’s a starting point: http://www.mcgill.ca/files/ics/Exchange_Mozilla.pdf

But of course the simplest thing to do would be to remove Outlook 2007 and install Outlook 2003. Or isn’t that an option?

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