[Trainer-talk] Outlook?

David Goldfield disciple1211 at verizon.net
Thu Aug 28 17:42:50 UTC 2014


One thing that occurs to me is that, for most home users, Outlook may be 
a bit much for just sending and receiving email.  If you're working with 
a home user with simple email requirements, Thunderbird is a great 
choice.  It's free, accessible (for the most part) and uses similar 
commands that you'll find in Outlook.  However, Outlook's calendar is 
quite good and, if you're working with someone who needs a calendar and 
who doesn't own an iOS device or other blindness-specific notetaker, 
Outlook may not be a bad choice.

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Nimer Jaber via Trainer-talk wrote:
> I teach outlook at the agency I work for for that primary reason, 
> although I also teach them how to access webmail if they have webmail 
> as well and if they don't, I assist them with the creation of a gmail 
> account.
>
> Thanks.
> On 8/27/2014 10:02 PM, Jim Portillo via Trainer-talk wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>>
>> I have a question for the trainers on this list.
>>
>> How many of you are still teaching Outlook for email, and how many have
>> begun going away from that and mainly going to web-based mail?
>>
>>
>> The reason I'm asking is because there's been some discussion from an AT
>> person where I work, who buys equipment for clients, who questions
>> continuing to buy Office with Outlook and who questions my continuing to
>> teach the program unless the person already has it.
>>
>> The argument is still that many offices and places of employment use
>> Outlook, along with several schools.
>>
>> I was just curious what you thought.
>>
>> Jim
>>
>>
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