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Doctor Feelgood
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 Posted: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:18:33 Post Subject: Thunderbird |
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My only previous experience with Thunderbird was with the cheap booze, and I am so sorry I never tried the e-mail app until now. I have officially switched away from Outlook Express and don't miss the recent/frequent crashes. I'm pissed I just recently paid for a spam filter to use on OE, though...
I love having all my e-mail accounts on one page, but managed individually. Built in spam filer is working good too... Al in all it is worth checking out!
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
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Modulok
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| Posted: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:44:38 Post Subject: |
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Didn't I tell you about this when you were looking at spam filtering?
Which one did you pay for? Did it work at least?
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Doctor Feelgood
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I think you did. It was called SPAM Fighter. $30 or something for just 1 year. I think it is partially responsible for the OE crashes, even though other systems withoutit installed are unstable with OE too.
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Modulok
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I maybe used OE back in the 56k days...probably the worst email program even if it was bundled with Windows.
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Dr. EvilCheeze
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edvallie
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Dimensionjew
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| Posted: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 14:23:22 Post Subject: |
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| Dr. EvilCheeze wrote: | | Blhaa... E-mail client's are so 90's. Webmail. |
I agree
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Blue|Fusion
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When you have 7 email accounts for various business and personal communications, it gets too time consuming for webmail. I like to just click on Thunderbird and there's all my IMAP email.
Plus having all my emails in one client allows me to search all the emails for something in the subject or body and find it across all of them cause I'm not sure which one I saw so and so in last week but need now.
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Dr. EvilCheeze
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| Blue|Fusion wrote: | When you have 7 email accounts for various business and personal communications, it gets too time consuming for webmail. I like to just click on Thunderbird and there's all my IMAP email.
Plus having all my emails in one client allows me to search all the emails for something in the subject or body and find it across all of them cause I'm not sure which one I saw so and so in last week but need now. |
HA HA! I can do all that with my web mail.
Also 7 accounts... you're not that important. 
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Modulok
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| Posted: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 11:22:15 Post Subject: |
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7 accounts...why would you setup 7 different accounts in mail client? ever hear of forwarding 
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