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Currently where I work, MIS is installing a new Windows NT 4.0 Server, there are about 16 PC's running Windows NT, and 10 Power PC's w/ OS8. Our MIS is planning to use &quot;Microsoft Outlook&quot;(for Windows NT) for E-mailing purposes and accessing databases among the stations. MIS feels that we must install &quot;Virtual PC&quot; on the macs in order to use Outlook. I would like to know if anyone knows if this method of using Virtual PC to run Outlook on a Mac will work, is there any conflicts, are there other &quot;Outlook&quot; type programs that come in a mac version, that are comparable to Outlook that will communicate/work with the installed Outlook program on the NT Server?
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Currently where I work, MIS is installing a new Windows NT 4.0 Server, there are about 16 PC's running Windows NT, and 10 Power PC's w/ OS8. Our MIS is planning to use "Microsoft Outlook"(for Windows NT) for E-mailing purposes and accessing databases among the stations. MIS feels that we must install "Virtual PC" on the macs in order to use Outlook. I would like to know if anyone knows if this method of using Virtual PC to run Outlook on a Mac will work, is there any conflicts, are there other "Outlook" type programs that come in a mac version, that are comparable to Outlook that will communicate/work with the installed Outlook program on the NT Server?

Using Microsoft Outlook on MAC by using &quot;Virtual PC&quot;

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).

Using Microsoft Outlook on MAC by using &quot;Virtual PC&quot;

Using Microsoft Outlook on MAC by using "Virtual PC"