11/09/05
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Web Based Outlook….


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Do you use Microsoft Outlook for mails and other stuff? Interested in seeing its web based version? Well, it does not belong to Microsoft by any ways but it is an open source application, Zimbra, it is a sleek web based application with great use of AJAX, it supports almost all features of Microsoft Outlook, it allows you to drag an email and move it to any folder, it allows you to add calendar events, contacts and what not…

Checkout the demo here.

If you want to download the application and put it on your server / machine then here you go, currently binary downloads are available for RHEL4 and Fedora only




7 Responses to “Web Based Outlook….”

  1. [...] To try it out, choose between a hosted demo, or a flash demo. This is an open source project and binaries are available for Fedora Core 3 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 only. For more screenshots, go here. Thanks to Deep for the Information.   [...]

  2. Shahab Shahab

    Hmm… If you check web interface of Spymac mail, you’ll be surprised .. :)

  3. TechCrunch TechCrunch

    Zimbra – Web/Ajax Based Outlook Application

    Company: Zimbra
    Founded: 2003
    Location: San Mateo, CA
    Overview
    We saw that really well done Ajax web applications like Writely can open people’s eyes to the future of the computing and the place that web 2.0 has in that future.
    When you firs…

  4. [...] Solution Watch (thank for the tip, Brian), Ajaxian, batalion, Digital Hobo, Deep’s Home, Alice Hill, Tags: zimbra, ajax, tags, tagging, outlook, iCal, Thunderbird, techcrunch, web2.0 Categories: Company & Product Profiles | Bookmark this post with del.icio.us [...]

  5. jlew jlew

    Can you send “from” another email address with Zimbra?

  6. SHELLEY SHELLEY

    Can I please have all info you can give me on WEB based outlook including price
    Thank you
    Shelley

  7. Ritesh Ritesh

    I want to use gmail id with https://exchange.uanet.edu/ website can i use it?

    if yes tell me how?

    Ritesh

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