Siebel, Mercury Test Director and Outlook Web Access
These are the work apps I use from home ... why is this relevant?
Because after about a year of silently reading 'future hardware' posts I have now ordered a new imac (My first apple since my dad's apple IIe - 17", 1 Gb Ram, 256 Gb HD - I'm very excited ... I'm looking forward to finally creating DVDs with the videos I've been taking of the kids for a few years!)
That said - about the only work I do from home is checking email, using Siebel and using a product called Test Direcor from Mercury.
Has anyone tried these on Safari (or any other OS X web browser)? I tried searching the forums for these key words but no joy.
Cheers
Ken
PS - I should also say a big thank you to those who have kept me 'entertained' in the future HW posts!!
Because after about a year of silently reading 'future hardware' posts I have now ordered a new imac (My first apple since my dad's apple IIe - 17", 1 Gb Ram, 256 Gb HD - I'm very excited ... I'm looking forward to finally creating DVDs with the videos I've been taking of the kids for a few years!)
That said - about the only work I do from home is checking email, using Siebel and using a product called Test Direcor from Mercury.
Has anyone tried these on Safari (or any other OS X web browser)? I tried searching the forums for these key words but no joy.
Cheers
Ken
PS - I should also say a big thank you to those who have kept me 'entertained' in the future HW posts!!
Comments
Originally posted by bunge
I use OWA quite often, but unfortunately I've never heard of the other two.
I can't get my OWA to work correctly on my mac. I consistently get error messages...
Originally posted by smatanovic
I can't get my OWA to work correctly on my mac. I consistently get error messages...
No problem here, although on the Mac it functions much like it does on a PC using a browser other than IE. In other words, you don't get the interactive pop-up windows when you click on a message or other such "integrations" that Microsoft set up for OWA with IE. But really it's no big deal.
edit: Correction, it was Peoplesoft.
I use OWA with Safari with no issues. Peoplesoft works very well too.
Originally posted by Auream
No problem here, although on the Mac it functions much like it does on a PC using a browser other than IE. In other words, you don't get the interactive pop-up windows when you click on a message or other such "integrations" that Microsoft set up for OWA with IE. But really it's no big deal.
What browser are you using?