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[reha]

File attachment:
Both in desktop and web-mail, drag and drop is nice but selecting multiple files in the attachment dialog is a must for most users. daily tasks are severely taxed by this.

Addressbook:
Having lots of addresses and no easy way to sort them in the order you want is also bad for productivity. User ask for the possibility to sort by first/last-name or by company. Have address as list or card. ovarall choices.

And stuff they find in outlook like favorites and search folders are also asked for

[phoenix]

Originally Posted by reha

File attachment:
Both in desktop and web-mail, drag and drop is nice but selecting multiple files in the attachment dialog is a must for most users. daily tasks are severely taxed by this.

Addressbook:
Having lots of addresses and no easy way to sort them in the order you want is also bad for productivity. User ask for the possibility to sort by first/last-name or by company. Have address as list or card. ovarall choices.

And stuff they find in outlook like favorites and search folders are also asked for

If you have an suggestions (RFE) or bugs to report you should file a report in Bugzilla Main Page - Zimbra - don't forget to vote on anything you file and please search first to see if there's any report already filed in bugzilla.

[fyd]

Originally Posted by reha

File attachment:
Both in desktop and web-mail, drag and drop is nice but selecting multiple files in the attachment dialog is a must for most users. daily tasks are severely taxed by this.

Addressbook:
Having lots of addresses and no easy way to sort them in the order you want is also bad for productivity. User ask for the possibility to sort by first/last-name or by company. Have address as list or card. ovarall choices.

I agree, both sounds like very useful features to me. Please post the link to your RFE so others can vote in it. Or if there exists one already.

[Dirk]

I thought multiple file attachment was included in the soon-to-be-released ZCS7.0.

As for the address book, the search function works there, so I know I'm being myopic here but I dont see the problem. If a user needs to see all contacts that work for Acme PLC, then sure you could sort the list of contacts alphabetically by company name and do it that way, or you could type ACME in the handy search bar and get the right answers right away.