Outlook 2010 vs. Outlook 2013 - Differences for end users and for techhies and for admins
What are the differences between Outlook 2010 and 2013
for end users
for admins
for tech support people.
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for end users
for admins
for tech support people.
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How about the UI?
For end users, how diffeent is the UI?'
For end users, how diffeent is the UI?'
Outlook 2013 UI is much more closer to Windows 8.
Also, if Windows 8 is your OS, you should go with Office 2013 because of Modern-interface integration.
Also, if Windows 8 is your OS, you should go with Office 2013 because of Modern-interface integration.
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Also, for what it's worth, you're probably at the point now where unless you're buying Volume Licenses from Microsoft you can't get Office 2010/Outlook 2010 anyway so the question's moot - all approved Microsoft Resellers have to send old stock back when the new versions come out so if you're purchasing now 2013 is what you'll get. Buying from ebay or a non-approved reseller is just asking for trouble down the line.
Outlook 2013 automatically disables add-ins that take over ?0.5s to load, which can be a bummer if you have important add-ins - you have to GPO to always load them.
Probably remember some more in a bit, I'll add them here.