As far as email programs go, there is very little that cannot be done in Outlook, especially now that Outlook 2007 has introduced the much needed ability to read RSS feeds alongside your emails, from the same application. Microsoft Outlook is the best selling email client for businesses most of the private sector is using Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 for the tight integration Outlook offers with Microsoft's Exchange email server software, and the task management and calendaring functionality that comes bundled with Outlook. Quick Links: Opera Mail Tutorial Add email account in Opera Mail Opera Mail Signature Change Opera Mail password Microsoft Outlook While Opera M2 may not be as fully featured as some other email clients, it offers unparalleled advantages when used as part of the full internet suite (using Opera to surf the web, read RSS feeds, etc.) - in fact, using M2 for emails is a no-brainer if you use Opera to surf the web. The upcoming version of Opera Mail, to be distributed as part of Opera version 10, will introduce the ability to compose rich text emails previous versions of Opera Mail only offered the ability to receive and read fully formatted emails, but limited composed emails to plain text. The Opera Mail integrated email client (formerly known as "M2") is offered as part of the free Opera internet suite, which among other things includes an RSS news reader, a full-featured web browser, and the mail client. Quick Links: Mac Mail Tutorial Add email account in Mac Mail Mac Mail Signature Change Mac Mail password Opera Mail Our currently only Apple Mail tutorial covers Mac Mail Panther: waiting for our next tutorial covering the latest incarnation of Apple's Mail application, you will find explanations, tips and tricks still applicable to the current version of Mail. In its current release (Mac OS X Snow Leopard just around the corner), Mac Mail is nearly on par with Microsoft's Office Outlook email client. Apple's Mac operating system started by bundling Outlook Express for the Mac with their operating system: since Mac OS X, Apple ships its own Mail.app bundled with the operating system.
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