Em client support exchange update#

I particularly like eM Client's speedy operation and simple, elegant interface. It can sync calendars with Google, and it has a chat client that works with Google, Facebook, and the like. It supports all the major mail services (Gmail, Exchange, iCloud,, etc.) and lets you import data files from most other programs (Outlook included). Indeed, eM Client offers not only full-featured e-mail management, but also calendar, contact, and task management. Without that add-on, you still get all updates within version 6. That's on top of the $29.95 price (so $79.95 total) and includes updates to all future versions of the program (eM Client 7, 8, etc.). Update: A few readers inquired about the 'Lifetime upgrades' option, which is listed at $50. I find that price a lot easier on the wallet, especially considering what a robust piece of software this is. Today, it's less ouchy: For a limited time you can get eM Client 6 Pro for $29.95. The Pro version removes that limit, but costs $49.95.

And guess what: it's free! However, while the free version is awesome, it limits you to two e-mail accounts. I've tried Thunderbird and a smattering of other Outlook replacements, but my favorite by far is eM Client 6.

Oh, and calendars, contacts, and all that, too. I like a traditional e-mail client where I can manage multiple accounts, view them in a unified inbox, and organize my messages into folders. Last week I decided to quit Microsoft Office for good, which was a cinch (thanks, Kingsoft Office 2013 Free) save for one wrinkle: Outlook.

Em client support exchange update#

This is an update of a post I wrote back in January, and this 's personal. EM Client 6 offers most of the core features of Outlook, plus a few handy extras.