On 12/4/02 15:30, Tom Fitch wrote >Perhaps this has been covered in the past, if so my apologies, but I'd >like to revisit the issue. And that is: why do you use Emailer?
It has by far the best interface of any mail program I've used. It doesn't corrupt emails. (bad thing to say!) Every time I try something else, the mail program either looks like unix with a friendlier face (eudora, mail) or a copy of emailer which isn't as nice as emailer (outlook,powermail). I end up coming back to emailer, and cursing the hours spent experimenting with the other mail program. > >I've been using it for years, but it's getting frustrating dealing with >mail servers that require authentication. It seems inevitable that >Emailer's days are numbered (on my computer, at least). I've not yet had to use any kind of authentication, so this has never been a problem. > >I'm not a Microsoft fan, but Outlook Express is pretty nice, and it's >free... and there are other alternatives... so why do YOU still use >Emailer? To access AOL? Or... what? (And why do you have AOL... that's >another story, I guess.) I've heard way too many horror stories of entire email repositories being wiped out when MS upgrades Outlook. Since I use email to track my day to day work (too much, actually), I'd never trust Outlook with this task. Bill ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
