What is the better email program?

[Un4gIvEn1]

Lotus Notes babe!!! HAHA jk.

I use OE just because it's fast and easy. I have a hotmail account I use whenever I register for something on a site, and I only use my home account rarely. Most of my friends are on IM clients so email is too slow

 

[lechtard]

Originally posted by Un4gIvEn1
Lotus Notes babe!!! HAHA jk.

I use OE just because it's fast and easy. I have a hotmail account I use whenever I register for something on a site, and I only use my home account rarely. Most of my friends are on IM clients so email is too slow

I gave up on hotmail - I get about 250 messages a day of nothing but spam .

 

[Corvette]

Well I use Thunderbird 0.1 and it catches spam most of the time (I don't have to have that hand on the delete button anymore!)

 

[SPeedY_B]

0.3a is available, why on earth are you using 0.1 ?

 

[Dubbin1]

Nothing beats my Outlook My Outlook

 

[NetRyder]

Originally posted by PseudoKiller
Or if you really feel confident you could try Open Office but it can be a bit daunting for Windows users but it is free.

O doesn't include a PIM as yet. There is a component called "Glow" for the suite that will be an Outlook clone, but it's still under development and isn't included in the O package.
Just thought I'd point that out.

 

[Alex_is_Axel]

Originally posted by SPeedY_B
Thunderbird screenshot

Thank you SpeedY_B

Looks pretty good, alot like Outlook Express tho

 

[NetRyder]

Originally posted by Alex_is_Axel
alot like Outlook Express tho

...and a LOT better in several different ways

 

[leedogg]

Whenever I look at new email apps I look for one thing: if it has http support...specifically does it connect to hotmail? Pretty much every single app I've looked at does not.

 

[lechtard]

Originally posted by Leedogg
Whenever I look at new email apps I look for one thing: if it has http support...specifically does it connect to hotmail? Pretty much every single app I've looked at does not.

Outlook and Outlook Express both do - I think Eudora does also, but not sure ...