There's one called gnu mail, and it's also 100 percent accessible (at
least it was the last time I tried it several osx releases ago). I'm
guessing that hasn't changed, but there could be some surprises in
there. The gnu mail program was very much like the apple mail
program, and anyone will find it very comfortable if they decide to
use it.
I had another one that was pretty accessible too, but I've forgotten
the name of it, and it went away when my ppc minimac died, so I can't
retrieve it's name at the moment. Perhaps a search of the archives
will turn it up, since I've posted about gnu mail before, when folks
asked this question.
hth.
On Jul 22, 2014, at 6:31 PM, Margaret Booth wrote:
Can anyone suggest any program's that I can use for the mac that is
accessible other than mail
Margaret
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