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Wots kind of email program is best to use. I am using Mozzila ATM bot there is lots of others out there just wondered wot everyone tends to use in linux
Seems to be a mix of sylpheed, pine, and kmail (well I use kmail anyway ) around here. But you have so many options, don't limit yourself to what "everyone else is using". Check out www.freshmeat.net and www.sf.net And search for email client.
Has anybody had success exporting Outlook Contacts, Addressbook, and Calender into Evolution?
I downloaded Outport for windows. I exported all my Outllook contact info into Outport format. I sent the files to my Linux machine using evolution and had no luck with Evolution's importer.
I have been able to successfully important all my Outlook mail folders though.
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