Re: [Davmail-users] ical events are automatically disappearing when event time is reached

[Carl, S. <Ste...@bm...>]

Not sure about elsewhere, but here the Native stuff only works behind the firewall, but DAVMail works on either side, functioning like "Outlook Anywhere" in essence.

On Wed, 2010-02-24 at 10:44 -0600, Art Alexion wrote:
On Wed, 2010-02-24 at 11:09 -0500, Robert Currie wrote:
> I started using Davmail in January on Mac Snow Leopard. It is
> fantastic (was using Outlook 2004 on Mac for several years, ugh blah).
> My iCal events from work (Exchange 2003) are arriving ok, and are
> accepted. I can create new invites in iCal and have them go to
> Exchange successfully.

Sorry to hijack your thread, Robert, but your question raises an issue
that I have been curious about.  My understanding, from mac users in my
workplace, is that mail.app in snow leopard supports exchange well
natively.

As a Linux user, Davmail has been a godsend since we moved from Exchange
2003 to 2007.  But on Mac, why not use the native protocols?



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