On Sat, 2002-06-22 at 22:53, Florin Iucha wrote:
> I think not. If you ever used the integration of the mail/address
> book/schedule in Outlook you wouldn't settle for less. You can look at
> your to-do list, decide you need a meeting, retrieve the schedules of
> the attendees and find a good time for all, click a couple of buttons
> and send them the meeting invitation, they click a couple of buttons and
> the meeting place/time is entered in their schedules. Slick.
>
> I despise Outlook for a bunch of reasons but they got that right.
I think Lotus Notes (now Domino on the server, but stilled called the
Notes Client on the PC) had that before Exchange ever did.
IIRC, the Microsoft Mail server was a pretty basic MTA, and then MS
bought Schedule+ from some other company, and kludged it onto their mail
server to make the first version of Exchange. All of this because they
were trying to compete with Lotus Notes :-)
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