Doing the Outlook->Thunderbird migration on your old system via MAPI and then moving Thunderbird to the new system is the best method, anyway, but, with readpst and Thunderbird’s ImportExportTools add-on, you’re likely to be able to get every message out too if you just have the. Outlook is the only application with *full* support for the PST format, there are ways to work around this (like the readpst tool which isn’t 100% but usually works). (Sender-based coloring will have to be via custom tags from filters, but is possible.) And actually better than Outlook, given the line about “standard features” … Outlook is very much nonstandard. Now, Thunderbird can do at least most of what you specify anyway. That’s just the one-time purchase variants subscriptions will get full features earlier (Outlook, Access and Publisher are in 365 Home, Personal, Business, Business Premium and…) MS Office Professional 2019 has Outlook, Access and Publisher. MS Office Home & Business 2019 has Outlook, but still no Access. And, the license terms are rather restrictive – do check the license wording carefully before using it to write job applications, do any volunteer nonprofit work, or anything like that. MS Office Home & Student 2019 – the cheapest package – doesn’t include Outlook or Access, or a number of other things.
Same as it was with other recent versions…
Actually… it is incorrect to say that “Office 2019” does not include Outlook – because it *does*.Īnd Access too.
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