On or about 4/18/02 9:52 PM Lehnert Riegel [EMAIL PROTECTED] eruditely mused the following:
>What email clients in OS X seem to have the best combination of features in >place and hopes for future development. As you can see from my headers, I >am using Mail which is part of OS X. I really believe the programmers' >heart was not in the project when they designed this. Or, perhaps they were >woefully understaffed and this is the best they had the resources to >accomplish. If you must abandon the best Classic email program and don't need AOL email access I would suggest you look at PowerMail. It is the most Emailer-like and is being actively developed for OS X, works well and feels good (my wife uses it on our iBook). You are correct that Mail does not seem to have been too well thought out. I don't like it but have yet to put Emailer on our iBook as I use my desktop for 99.99% of my email and don't really want to start a new Emailer database on the iBook. > >Thanks, and BTW, I may not leave Classic apps behind. If so, the last one >I will be using will be Emailer. And there is nothing wrong with that sentiment. Cheers Karl Webmaster for: IAS, Irish Airmail Society: http://members.aol.com/karlfranzw/AirmailSociety.html Please DO NOT send any attachments, no matter their size, to my AOL or Bigfoot email addresses without checking with me first if this is OK. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
