Baptiste a écrit:et comment fonctionne t'il avec Exchange ?
Il permet d'utiliser quelles fonctions d'Exchange ?
baptiste
Le support Exchange est intégré dans Evolution. Les fonctionalités supportées (mail (of course) carnet d'adresses, calendriers et tâches, documents partagés
), décrites par Novell sont:
Built-in Microsoft Exchange Support
Users can communicate directly with built-in WebDAV support, eliminating the need to maintain separate IMAP e-mail server access to support Linux and UNIX users.
From within Novell Evolution, users can view, edit and update e-mail, address books, calendars and task folders on the Exchange server.
Using existing global address lists, users can access names, addresses and contact information from the Exchange Global Address List.
Public folder support allows users to share documents and files in existing Exchange public folders. They can also create new public folders for collaboration.
Through the Manage Permissions feature, users can control access to personal and public folders, calendars and task lists.
With the proper authorization, users can open other users' calendars or shared folders.
The Out-of-Office Assistant helps users create custom vacation or notification messages that run on the Exchange server.
Through the Calendar Delegation feature, users can set permissions to allow others to view their calendars. Users can also delegate permission to a colleague (for example, an administrative assistant) to accept and schedule meetings in their calendars.
Direct resource booking reserves resources such as conference rooms or vehicles for your meetings and appointments.
The new mailbox- and folder-size features display Exchange server quota notifications to keep mailbox sizes down.
J'ai testé un connection entre Evolution (sur Ubuntu) et le webmail outlook de ma société, et ca fonctionne parfaitement.
Là par exemple j'ai difficilement retrouvé le thread, je perds meme les débats + posts auxquels j'ai répondu ou modestissiment participé... 
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