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If you export your mail/calendar/etc data to a .pst file using the export function, there is no problem bringing that up with another copy of Outlook. One can also export to CSV, comma separated values. That can be trickier to re-import without manual work, but it should be doable and worst-case...

You can also get at it if you bring up the address book to add a recipient, by clicking on either the to: or cc: button. In the address book you can then find the option to add names to the bcc: field.

Yeah, you can actually sort the inbox in tons of ways. You can click on the user name and sort mails grouped by sender, or by date, by priority, etc. To fix the reply windows so that you can easily add your text as bottom-posting you will need to install the macros I mention above. If it...

You can set that behaviour, though there are tons of options for Outlook and they are all nastily arranged at least in 2003. In 2003, select Tools, Options, then the Preferences tab, and there click on email options. There's a drop-down box there that says "after moving or deleting an item" or...

View, Arrange By, Conversation? That's a threaded view (or at least a grouped view...) then add View, AutoPreview and you get most of the mail visible assuming people have been top-posting. Blech. ;)

I think you'll find there is a noticeable group of people who dislike it, Paul. True, mostly old fogeys who've been around since before the web, or even before the Internet (gasp!) I've become all but inured to it by now but there are still occasions where I literally seethe at it. It's a...

The reason people have scorned Outlook as an option is because it is the numero uno email attack target, or has been at least. It simply wasn't safe enough to use as your main email program. Things have improved a lot, obviously. Many antivirus programs integrate into Outlook and filter stuff...