I have never used Outlook, only Entourage. Is it the same, better or worse?

If I upgraded to 2011 could I still use Entourage from the 2008 version?
I.e. Can it be separated from the whole Office package?

Lloyd 




> 
> Hi Neil
> 
> I knew I'd seen it somewhere else earlier, and couldn't find the link,...
> That article you linked actually says only two versions, whereas the one I
> read lists three,..
> <http://www.macrumors.com/2010/08/02/microsoft-to-release-office-for-mac-201
> 1-in-late-october/>
> 
> ---part quote---
> Editions and pricing include:
> 
> - Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Student 2011: Includes Word, PowerPoint,
> Excel, and Messenger and is priced at $119 for a single install or $149 for
> a Family Pack allowing up to three installs in a single household.
> 
> - Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Business 2011: Includes Word,
> PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, and Messenger and is priced at $199 for a single
> install or $279 for a Multi-Pack that allows a user to install Office on two
> of their Macs.
> 
> - Microsoft Office for Mac Academic 2011: Includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel,
> Outlook, and Messenger and is available for higher education students,
> staff, and faculty, with a single install priced at $99. This academic
> version may only be purchased from authorized academic stores or direct from
> Microsoft.
> ---end quote---
> 
> All pricing is US$ of course.
> But it lists the cheapest version for students which does indeed have
> Outlook. Perhaps only because it's going to have "limited availability" the
> other article didn't list it.
> 
> But yes, as in good Microsoft tradition,..lets make things confusing,..
> Customer:- "Hi, I'd like Microsoft Office Home Edition please"
> Salesperson - "Certainly,..here it is here"
> *Pay, go home and install, No Outlook. Go back"
> Customer:- "Oh,..where's my Outlook, it didn't install?"
> Salesperson - "Oh,...you didn't want Office Home Edition,..you wanted Office
> HOME Edition"
> 
> :o)
> 
> Obviously they think some "Home and Students" don't do email?
> Either that, or they're just saying,.you have a Mac,..use Mail.app.
> 
> Kind Regards
> Daniel

 





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