On 9/20/02 11:36 AM, chris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; >I think MailSmith does everything EXCEPT the summary of what was filed >where. Its also possible that MailSmith now stores email in a central >database, but I think they might still do individual files. > >But honestly, I can't be sure... since I have yet to give up Emailer >(2.0v3) and haven't taken a serious look at any other client in a while >(not since I evaluated PC and Mac clients to pick one to standardize >everyone on here at work... Eudora Lite v3 won the job)
Eudora saves text files. But it won't run AppleScripts with mail actions. And, you have to double click on EVERY folder toe view the folders contents. Resize each window (the first time) A pain IMHO. PowerMail is my choice for after Emailer. I haven't gotten it but after a recent test drive, I liked it. Probably still has a DB file instead of A text file. HOWEVER, why not use a product like PowerMail that has a large and well established AppleScript writing following. I would think it would be pretty easy to get, create or find, an AppleScript that would save your messages to archive as text files. But if you are in X already, what about Apple's Mail program? I thought I was hearing that it had some nice improvements and that it filtered pretty well? MailSmith seemed good but it was quite a bit more expensive than I was expecting. And, MailSmith always took a few seconds to display folders, calculate sizes, etc. I guess MS just "felt" a little slow. One thing I have liked with Emailer is how fast it opens. I don't normally leave Emailer running all the time because it snaps open so fast. Also, Eudora's spell checker sucks, IMHO and PowerMail has no spell checker at all. Dave Groover ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
