Thunderbird, Corporate Usage?
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Yes, Thunderbird is free for corporate use. Check out the bottom right text paragraph here.
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No probs Kid.The_KiD said:Thanks Marc
What kind of corporate environment are you wanting to use Thunderbird in? Just interested since my Mum's school uses Outlook 2000 I think. I wish they'd just give Thunderbird a try.
We are a Car Hire company, using Windows 2000 and Active Directory.
The reason I am looking for the new email client is because I wish to rid myself of MS Office and it's stupid license fee's.
We are slowly changing over to Open Office which is a fantastic program, however it doesnt have a mail client so am looking for an Outlook Alternative.
The reason I am looking for the new email client is because I wish to rid myself of MS Office and it's stupid license fee's.
We are slowly changing over to Open Office which is a fantastic program, however it doesnt have a mail client so am looking for an Outlook Alternative.
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Sounds like a good idea. I use OpenOffice now because a lecturer uses Linux only and so we have to hand our coursework in in a format he can open with Linux so I was advised to get OpenOffice. Hearing about the PDF conversion facility clinched it for me. Good luck with the migration and hope it goes well.
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yet adobe told ms they couldn't include it in office 2007, which sucks. :'(