EDIT 3/31/2008: We have posted the updated public folder guidance for versions of Exchange past Exchange 2007; you might want to read it. A frequent topic of discussion with cu...
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I don't understand why MS is so driven to a future that a lot of people like. I want to have that sportcar in red, but it will soon be available only in bleu because we don't want to sell red ones anyomre.
I see many organizations making use of PF's even beside Sharepoint. Because it's handy simple inside your mailbox and its a simple folderstructure, and they are free how to use it. For example lot of companies use it to collect emails for example info@company.com share it and it's available. The nice thing about it, is the simplicity easy fast solutions. installing another Backoffice product for those simple tasks is often overkill
Well in the end besicly it's just simple mail, and there are a lot of sportcar brands, when people look at cars they buy the ones with the most gadgets (wrong, that are the people who buy computers), car buyers prefer red sportcars
I see many organizations making use of PF's even beside Sharepoint. Because it's handy simple inside your mailbox and its a simple folderstructure, and they are free how to use it. For example lot of companies use it to collect emails for example info@company.com share it and it's available. The nice thing about it, is the simplicity easy fast solutions. installing another Backoffice product for those simple tasks is often overkill
Well in the end besicly it's just simple mail, and there are a lot of sportcar brands, when people look at cars they buy the ones with the most gadgets (wrong, that are the people who buy computers), car buyers prefer red sportcars