My third task was to export all of my emails over into Mail. But I would be able to search for this keyword and create a Smart List from the resultant found group. In Mail, I could use the “Note” field in the Contacts template for adding (typing in manually, each and every time) a keyword. I can then create group mailing lists from the results of these searches.
So, when searching for a particular keyword (category) this contact can show up in many searches. I can assign multiple categories to any one contact. In Entourage, I could easily create and easily add a category to a contact. My second task was to create groups of Contacts that I needed to send group emails to. I’d spent so much time cleaning up my Contacts a few months ago that this task went very fast. My first task was to get Entourage Address Book and Apple Contacts on par. The apps, Contacts, Calendar, Mail, do work together, but in all reality are separate apps, and you have to work with them within that constraint. Those few colorful flags does not a category make. This feature is not in Apple anything, no matter how they try to spin it. This feature allows you to group all kinds of things and view them at once. I rely heavily on “Categories” in Entourage. Trying to work in Apple Mail the way I work in Entourage was the mindset that had to change. So, how do I facilitate the change and not have the same outcome as in 2011? I had to change how I thought about and structured the switch and actually use Entourage to help with the completion of the switch.
#Moving files from entourage 2008 to outlook 2016 for mac install
I wanted a clean install of my computer OS, I’ve migrated the OS too many times. I want and needed to not use one email program on my phone and another on my computer, and that required a switch to Apple Mail. Support for Entourage has long since officially ended. Nonetheless, my move to Mountain Lion was delayed due to my use of Entourage. But, I guess that’s the kind of thinking that doomed my first attempt to switch. A “Categories” feature being the most requested. There were/are so many robust features in Entourage (now Outlook 2011) and some even intuitive, that I can’t imagine why they aren’t in Apple Mail. I ended up just updating my copy of Entourage 2004 to version 2008 and leaving Mail behind without a glance back. The attempt was so traumatic that it left scars. The switch from Microsoft Entourage to Apple Mail. I, sort of, hated to leave Entourage and Outlook 2011 behind, but it was a needed move…įor the past few days, i’ve been working on a change that I made an attempt to do in July of 2011. My transition from Entourage to Apple Mail…
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