[Blindtlk] pros and cons of Outlook vs Gmail

[Aaron Allen]

Does your friend also have Office 2007?

Outlook is often part of the Office package.



-----Original Message-----
From: blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of chris nusbaum
Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 9:45 PM
To: Blind Talk Mailing List; Gary Legates; nabs
Subject: [Blindtlk] pros and cons of Outlook vs Gmail

Hi everyone,

As my use of Gmail continues, I'm quickly realizing the limitations of
Basic HTML mode, which happens to be the only accessible view of
Gmail. The problem is that some of Gmail's features that would make
life a lot easier for me, especially with the account I've created for
the I C.A.N. Foundation, which I'm actively involved in, are not
available in the basic HTML view. For example, sending a message to
all contacts and checking the boxes for all email so I can clean out
my Inbox. I never thought I would ask this, as Gmail's very accessible
for the features I need in my personal email... but is Microsoft
Outlook more accessible than Gmail's Web interface? What, in your
opinion, are the pros and cons of Outlook vs Gmail's Web interface?
Are all the features of Outlook accessible to JAWS, including the
features of Gmail that only appear in standard view? I've heard that
Outlook doesn't exist on Windows 7 computers, but my friend Gary (who
I'm sending this email to) has a laptop running Windows 7, much like
mine, and has Outlook 2007. How do I install that? Is Windows Live
Mail on Windows 7 accessible? I'm sorry, I know I'm full of questions,
but I'm just trying to learn all I can about Outlook's accessibility
compared to Gmail's, so I can make an informed decision on whether I
should just configure all my Gmail accounts for Outlook. Thanks for
any help!

Chris
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Chris Nusbaum

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