Outlook 2007 review
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Verdict
Behind-the-scenes changes make a huge difference, even if the interface is inconsistent
Review Date: 15 Dec 2006
Reviewed By: Simon Jones
Price when reviewed: £71 (£82 inc VAT)
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When I upgraded to Outlook 2007 I just returned from a period when I was using Thunderbird. The reason for me to change back to Microsoft wasn't the quality of its products but the incompatibility between Thunderbird and lookeen my one and only Outlook search tool. I am content but not very satisfied with it. This is a warning Microsoft, if you don't do better next time I just wait till lookeen works with Thunderbird to leave your e-mail-client forever.
By Etthan on 29 Nov 2010 
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