> Does it make me a Microsoft employee if I use Outlook to conduct business?
If Microsoft is the one paying you, and dictating how you use Outlook, what you can say, who you talk to you - then yes, it does.
If Microsoft is the one paying you, and dictating how you use Outlook, what you can say, who you talk to you - then yes, it does.
The only difference here is the payment. And to that end, if Outlook supported the ability to transfer money then it still wouldn't make Microsoft your employer...
a distinction without a difference. if you don't follow their parameters they kick you off, which feels a lot like dictating how its used to me