It's now a subtle little area on the toolbar of every Office application. There are a bunch of small but significant tweaks. On the other hand, you still need Outlook Express to view Usenet newsgroups, those valuable public bulletin boards crammed with practical knowledge. Entourage also has a feature that tracks the e-mails you send to people in your address book. Outlook can be trained to do this, with considerable effort.
Entourage just does it.
But even if you threw in a few more features, you still end up with an office software suite that does almost exactly the same stuff as today's suites. They've got to be sweating in Seattle. Despite the relentless hype surrounding Windows, Office is Microsoft's chief moneymaker. When work began on Office XP, the US economy was still in irrational-exuberance mode.