MailNews supports OAuth but some clients don't. but just not for email.īit of a split reality, but what can I do about it?Īlso, it seems G-Suite will stop supporting password sign on this year without OAuth for organizational use that is not grandfathered in. I used Outlook for non-email stuff as Exchange is still awesome - I use it for calendar, contacts, tasks, and journal, etc. Not to say it's perfect, I have many gripes with it, but at least it works. Microsoft released a total of three service packs for Office 2003 throughout its lifecycle. I use the excellent MailNews from Roytam1, a fork of Interlink, which is a Thunderbird based client. The workarounds are poor and insufficient. It's so broken that I eventually just gave up. Every version of Outlook does, it's a chronic Microsoft problem. I used to be a diehard Outlook fan, but I learned the hard way over time that it, quite frankly, sucks as a mail program.

Why Office 2003? Office 2010 is the most superior version (in my opinion, of course). I tried with a gmail account and it don't work. I use Office 2003 on my machine, and I want to know if can we still use outlook 2003 for seeing and receibing emails, and if not, with what email providers can we use outlook 2003 such as gmail, hotmail, protonmail.

Outlook 2003 service pack 3