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redge · 25 Oct 2018, 01:46 PM

JHollington, in the post above, makes some interesting points about how FastMail and MacOS/iOS work together. As someone who is new to using MacOS/iOS with FastMail, I'm not in a position to agree or disagree. However, in the course of my research on e-mail options, I came across these same points several times, and they did influence our decision to go with FastMail.

Coming from Microsoft 365 Enterprise, I agree with his statement that the Apple App versions of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel work very well. We've made a decision to go with Pages, both because all of the members of our team are comfortable with Pages (which is not the case with Word) and because it works really well with iCloud. Numbers/Excel is a special case. Internally, we will be using Numbers for purposes unrelated to bookkeeping/accounting. The latter functions will be handled by an external bookkeeper and accountant who I know use Excel.

25 Oct 2018, 01:46 PM	#11
redge Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2018 Posts: 15	JHollington, in the post above, makes some interesting points about how FastMail and MacOS/iOS work together. As someone who is new to using MacOS/iOS with FastMail, I'm not in a position to agree or disagree. However, in the course of my research on e-mail options, I came across these same points several times, and they did influence our decision to go with FastMail. Coming from Microsoft 365 Enterprise, I agree with his statement that the Apple App versions of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel work very well. We've made a decision to go with Pages, both because all of the members of our team are comfortable with Pages (which is not the case with Word) and because it works really well with iCloud. Numbers/Excel is a special case. Internally, we will be using Numbers for purposes unrelated to bookkeeping/accounting. The latter functions will be handled by an external bookkeeper and accountant who I know use Excel. Last edited by redge : 25 Oct 2018 at 02:08 PM.