> most mac users will be using those as opposed to the actual outlook app I would assume most mac users will be using those as well as the actual outlook app.

> most mac users will be using those as opposed to the actual outlook app I would assume most mac users will be using those as well as the actual outlook app. Mail.app can handle basic email, but do not cover Outlook's other capabilities (which include corporate address books and diary management). The web version is good-enough for most people, but not for power users. Will it be a deal breaker? Probably for some users, but probably not for most, but it's not an uncommon application.