[Evolution] Re: Welcome to Evolution!

[David J Radunz <david radunz staff netspace net au>]

This has got to be the crappiest email client I have ever used in my
entire life - If I had an option not to use it, I wouldnt - But since
its the only email client I can use on Linux to connect to the Microsoft
Exchange server I will have to continue using it and being constantly
frustrated.

Constant problems include:
        * A crash a day 'evolution has quit unexpectedly'
        * My cursor (when sending emails) is two places behind the text
        * Frequent problems, I wont begin to list them.

I am not the only person at my company who has problem with evolution -
EVERYONE who uses it has these problems and more. We are all using
Fedora Core 3.

Yours ventfully,

David


On Tue, 2002-06-25 at 14:45 +0300, The Evolution Team wrote:
> The
> Evolution
> Team is
> proud to
> welcome
> you to
> Evolution,
> a complete
> system for
> managing
> your
> communications and personal information.
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> Getting Started
>         On the left of the Evolution window is the side bar, with
>         shortcuts to all your mail folders. Below that, you'll find
>         buttons for your calendars, contacts, tasks, mail. 
>         
>         For a complete guide to using Evolution, select Table of
>         Contents in the Help menu, or press the F1 key.
> New Features
>         Evolution 2.0 adds new support for connecting to Novell
>         GroupWise servers (6.5.3 or newer) and support for Exchange
>         2000/2003. Other new features in Evolution 2.0 include junk
>         mail filtering, S/MIME security, improved offline IMAP, NNTP
>         (news) support, web calendar display, overlayed calendars and
>         new developer APIs for accessing contact, calendar and task
>         data.
> Bug Reporting
>         Bugs should be reported to http://bugzilla.ximian.com
> More Information
>         You can subscribe to the Evolution users mailing list at
>         http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution.
>         Information on the Evolution project is available at
>         http://www.gnome.org/projects/evolution. 
> Yours Sincerely,
> The Evolution Team
> evolution ximian com

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