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We're in the early stages of a Zimbra-to-Google Apps migration. Despite our issues with Zimbra, we do admit that it does have a very nice webclient. Webclient use here is fairly high so it does become somewhat of a sticking point. Not that there's much anyone can do about Gmail's webclient but I was curious if anyone else came from a similar situation (rich webclient to Gmail's webclient) that, for us at least, is the only portion that's a bit of a backstep and wound up having to run their own webclient to Gmail?
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Terrill
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We're in the early stages of a Zimbra-to-Google Apps migration. Despite our issues with Zimbra, we do admit that it does have a very nice webclient. Webclient use here is fairly high so it does become somewhat of a sticking point. Not that there's much anyone can do about Gmail's webclient but I was curious if anyone else came from a similar situation (rich webclient to Gmail's webclient) that, for us at least, is the only portion that's a bit of a backstep and wound up having to run their own webclient to Gmail?
Thanks!
Terrill
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+1. There's a shift in philosophy, no doubt. Check out http://learn.googleapps.com/outlook-users. I'd also seriously consider using Chrome as it adds several features to Google Apps.