I like that when you want to write an email it opens up in another window as long as you have the software downloaded on your computer. This allows you to search, look at and pull up other emails at the same time when creating a new one. Microsoft Outlook 2019 Open License offers great search capabilities and inbox organization. Most importantly though is that Outlook relates well to Excel, Word and other parts of the Office Suit. It is easy to use and well integrated into other programmes.

Sometimes the best thing I can say about a particular Microsoft product is that it isn't as bad as it was when I last used it. Because of a new job, I've been using Microsoft Outlook 2019 Open License since July, and I certainly like it more than I did in the mid-2000s. They have done some thoughtful redesigns in workflow and functionality. It still has much room for improvement, but I'm not nearly as unhappy as I initially thought I would be. And at the end of the day, there are no true comparable competitors.

MicroSoft has done a very good job of listening to their users and incorporating new desired functionality into outlook. I used to use Franklin Covey's plan plus software for outlook, which is obsolete now) and MS is duplicating many of the features it had, like project/task planning as separate module. The system is very streamlined and intuitive. We recently upgraded to a Microsoft Outlook 2019 Open License, and it took a matter of minutes to get fully used to the new system. As strange as it is to say, everything just makes sense, in terms of placement, when youre looking at the program.