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This page provides a quick index to the different e-mail clients
provided by Microsoft since the release of Windows 95.
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Microsoft Outlook |
Exchange Server Client |
Other Exchange Server Clients | Windows Messaging | Outlook Express
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Microsoft Outlook
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Microsoft Outlook is the preferred client for Microsoft Exchange and
also supports Internet and other mail services.
Microsoft Outlook
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Exchange Server Client
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Included on the Exchange Server 4.0 and 5.0 client CDs. The only
versions that can be downloaded are the full copy from Exchange Server 4.0
Service Pack 2 and the update in Exchange
Server 4.0 Service Pack 4. Note that the Exchange program included
with Windows 95 cannot connect to Exchange Server, except as a POP
client.
There are separate versions for Windows
95/98 and Windows NT:
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Other Exchange Server Clients
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Outlook Web Access
Microsoft Outlook for Macintosh
Microsoft Outlook for Windows 3.x, DOS and UNIX
Secure
Client Communications with SSL -- securing POP and IMAP access
to Exchange
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Windows Messaging
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Included
with Windows 95 OEM Service Pack 2 and later versions, Windows NT
4.0 and, if you know where to look, Windows
98. Can be downloaded as Exchange Update for Windows 95. Windows
Messaging cannot connect to Exchange Server, except as a POP
client. Also see:
Windows 2000 Support for Windows Messaging -- WM was not
included with Windows 2000, because it is not Y2K-compliant.
However, you can obtain it from Microsoft Product Support Services.
Installing Windows Messaging
and Microsoft Fax under Windows 98
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Outlook Express
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Microsoft Outlook vs. Outlook Express
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More Information
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Microsoft Outlook E-Mail and Collaboration Clients
Exchange & Outlook Build Info
Exchange
Clients An Important Part of Your Exchange Server Deployments
Choose
the Exchange 2000 client that's right for your organization --
by Outlook MVP Patricia Cardoza
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