Exchange Outlook Client replacement
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@coliver said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@gjacobse said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@Dashrender said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@JaredBusch said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@Dashrender said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
Are all of these accounts on the same O365 account?
of course not. how can 2 accounts be on 1 account? you mean multiple users on one O365 account?
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Yes @JaredBusch I was asking if all of these users are on the same O365 account. If they are, then OWA can get access to them all in a single pane of glass. If they are in different O365 accounts, then you will have to use different browser tabs for each, assuming that works - I've seen cookie issues not allow things like that before.
This is what you need. I use two o365 accounts ... one is @companyONE the other is @companyTWO. Sometimes I've had @companyTHREE asll well.
Never have I been able to have all three of these in one browser, so it's been ONE in Chome, TWO in Firefox and THREE in Chromium.
So, do do what is needed, is Three browsers, and three tabs per for Mail, Tasks and Calendar....
You can't use the open another mailbox feature of OWA? We have several users that open 3-4 different mailboxes in different tabs of the same browser. It can be difficult to manage sure but not impossible or fool hardy.
In the secretary example why are they opening 7 different calendars why don't the sales team share the personal calendar with the secretary and then they can update individual ones as they go. One pane of glass for calendars and tasks. Or better yet setup a calendar resource and share it to all 8 people. Then no one is the calendar owner.
Good idea on the shared calendars - then she will see all 8 calendars side by side in her own view. Can you do that with tasks too? I know you can with email, they just all line up - that's what I was talking about earlier.
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Again.... it's that Outlook can't handle that many email accounts let alone calendars etc. Looking for a single app to have it all work in.
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@IRJ said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
This is so ridiculous. You have 7 employees and can't afford for them to have email. Maybe in 1999, that was acceptable but not now. Here is a list of reasons why this is a problem:
This is one employee with 7 disparate email accounts.
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I don't have any experience with the product, but eM Client looks promising. Pro version allows for adding unlimited accounts. Works with Exchange/Office365.
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@syko24 said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
I don't have any experience with the product, but eM Client looks promising. Pro version allows for adding unlimited accounts. Works with Exchange/Office365.
Sadly they can't even test the functionality with the free version. But a $50 test isn't so bad....
http://www.emclient.com/pro-vs-free
There is a lifetime upgrade option for a grand total of $100.
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@DustinB3403 - per their website - http://www.emclient.com/purchase?lang=en
Any purchase is risk-free because of our unconditional 30 day money-back guarantee!
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@Minion-Queen said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
Again.... it's that Outlook can't handle that many email accounts let alone calendars etc. Looking for a single app to have it all work in.
OWA is not a relevant option.interesting - mine doesn't seem to have any problems
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@Dashrender said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@Minion-Queen said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
Again.... it's that Outlook can't handle that many email accounts let alone calendars etc. Looking for a single app to have it all work in.
OWA is not a relevant option.interesting - mine doesn't seem to have any problems
I was going to say, I have 4 Exchange accounts and 3 imap accounts in Outlook 2013.
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here's my calendar view
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I am currently using 5 email accounts and 10! calendars in Outlook 2010, no issues ever except for the Dynamics CRM plugin which is garbage. On prem exchange, but 2 of the mailboxes i have setup in outlook are O365
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@momurda said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
I am currently using 5 email accounts and 10! calendars in Outlook 2010, no issues ever except for the Dynamics CRM plugin which is garbage. On prem exchange, but 2 of the mailboxes i have setup in outlook are O365
And most of the calendars are near empty1 email account is 1.5 TB of data with 7 years of archives (and yes the archives are searched for old client data on a regular basis so they need to be tied to it locally).
another is 80 gigs the rest are pretty small -
OK - Outlook is having an issue with the number of accounts (I gotta believe that it's related to the caching, but what do I know).
What about App V? Now I don't think normal people can get access to App V (I think requires Volume License and other things) and I have NO clue what it takes to build one or use it, etc.
So what if we make it a little simpler - A VM with Office installed inside it? Then the user can have two copies of Outlook running side by side, one with 4 accounts and one with 3.
Yes there will be licensing costs, but to solve the issue, it might be worth it.
Additional VMs can be created if 4 or 3 accounts can't co-exist in a single copy of Outlook.
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@Minion-Queen said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@momurda said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
I am currently using 5 email accounts and 10! calendars in Outlook 2010, no issues ever except for the Dynamics CRM plugin which is garbage. On prem exchange, but 2 of the mailboxes i have setup in outlook are O365
And most of the calendars are near empty1 email account is 1.5 TB of data with 7 years of archives (and yes the archives are searched for old client data on a regular basis so they need to be tied to it locally).
another is 80 tb's the rest are pretty smallterabytes? That is a crazy stupid amount of email. I really hope that our not really technical @Minion-Queen screwed that up.
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oops should have said gigs on the 80 one the 1.5 TB is right though
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@Minion-Queen OH. Dear god. I almost had a heart attack.
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@Minion-Queen said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
oops should have said gigs
That's better and more believable
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I have 5 Exchange accounts in my Outlook 2016 locally and I consistantly have problems. I barely use one calendar.
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@wirestyle22 said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
@Minion-Queen OH. Dear god. I almost had a heart attack.
I know - Right?
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@JaredBusch said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
I have 5 Exchange accounts in my Outlook 2016 locally and I consistantly have problems. I barely use one calendar.
See it's not just me! Yeah I have 7 Exchange accounts and 7 calendars!
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So anyway.. despite my typing spelling and just plain got it wrong issues.
What about what @Dashrender asked above
@Dashrender said in Exchange Outlook Client replacement:
OK - Outlook is having an issue with the number of accounts (I gotta believe that it's related to the caching, but what do I know).
What about App V? Now I don't think normal people can get access to App V (I think requires Volume License and other things) and I have NO clue what it takes to build one or use it, etc.
So what if we make it a little simpler - A VM with Office installed inside it? Then the user can have two copies of Outlook running side by side, one with 4 accounts and one with 3.
Yes there will be licensing costs, but to solve the issue, it might be worth it.
Additional VMs can be created if 4 or 3 accounts can't co-exist in a single copy of Outlook.
