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Entourage FAQ Getting Help

We recommend using Entourage 2008 over Entourage 2004. Entourage 2008 can be installed at no cost on any University-owned computer; please check with your system administrator. For personally-owned computers, U-M students, faculty, and staff can purchase Office 2008 (includes Entourage 2008) for only $50 at the U-M Computer Showcase. If you're not ready to upgrade to the entire Office suite of products, you can install Entourage separately.

ENTOURAGE 2008 ERROR MESSAGE after updating to version 12.1 (also known as Service Pack 1).

ITCS Documentation

• Setting Up Entourage/Exchange on a Macintosh (S4328)
• Using Your ITCS Entourage/Exchange Service [Macintosh] (S4329)
• Connecting to Your ITCS Exchange Account from Off Campus [Macintosh] (S4347)

External Resources

• The Entourage Help Page — maintained by members of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) program

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