Although Apple Mail has been criticized for being perhaps too basic, Apple Mail comes with many optional add-ons and recent updates have added a whole host of new features to the app, enhancing its functionality. Much of Apple Mail’s beauty lies in its simplicity: Its interface has a clean design, is easy to use and offers much of the same basic functionality as Outlook, including email sorting and archiving and file sharing. Despite being the email client of choice for many businesses, Outlook is prone to being sluggish, to unexpectedly crashing, to encountering send/receive errors and more.Īpple Mail - more commonly referred to as just “Mail” - is Apple’s native email client. And although Outlook’s long list of capabilities may be a selling point for businesses that actually need them, for those that don’t, it can seem like a lot of dead weight.įinally, Outlook isn’t exactly known for its reliability. Speaking of Outlook’s extensive feature set, it can be tedious, time-consuming and even difficult to get your employees up to speed on how to use different components within the Outlook interface. Although Business Basic may be more affordable for freelancers and small businesses than higher tiers, you still end up paying more for features that you might not want or need. Pricing for the latter starts at $5 per user, per month for Microsoft 365 Business Basic and runs all the way to $20 per user, per month for Microsoft 365 Business Premium all versions with an annual commitment. The former will cost you $139.99 per license each license is only good for one PC or Mac, making this option an unwise investment for enterprise-level organizations and unattainable for small businesses.
There are two ways to purchase Outlook: as a standalone license or as part of Microsoft 365. You just need to uninstall the product from your old machine (if possible), download it on your new PC, install and activate using your license key.For all the good Outlook can do, it also comes with some serious limitations, starting with pricing.
It is also possible to transfer a license from one computer to another if necessary. If you'd like to use the add-in only on two computers, at home and at work, you can purchase just 1 license for the Personal edition of Ultimate Suite. You can also open the help page for a particular tool directly from Excel by clicking the F1 button at the bottom of the add-in pane / window. Moreover, there is a user manual for each tool available from here. In the meantime, you can find a complete list of the Ultimate Suite components along with the links to the pages for each tool here. Unfortunately, we do not have a printable sheet with all the tools included in Ultimate Suite with their short description, but we will consider creating such a list. Thank you for your interest in our product.
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