My T'Bird has no problems with any protocol's whatsoever. Plus it has built in support for RSS feeds, which I use almost all the time now too. Good blog on RSS feeds here http://weblogs.asp.net/alexbarn/archive/2004/05/22/139461.aspx

I never liked The Bat! as much as some friends, tried it for 2 months off and on a while ago then tried other clients instead. Paying for a client is worth it if it does what you need, I payed for both Outlook and Notes (actually I got Notes free as I was an admin ;>)

Now if you mentioned Phoenix, the origin of what would become Firefox, then there might have been no confusion :)

Peter Kaulback

ETM wrote:
I'm talking Thunderbird.  The message should have made it
clear that I used the wrong reference.

Elaine

That's strange; half my ancestors are WOMEN!

Hello Support-OrpheusComputing.com

On Monday, January 10, 2005, you wrote


We were speaking of Thunderbird, not Firebird.  :-)  Firebird
is a browser.  You must be talking about Tbird.
-Clint


----- Original Message ----- From: "ETM" <



Are you all saying that Firebird won't authenticate?  I
would find that surprising.  My problems with downloading
and sending yahoo mail via my mail program almost always
involve the rules of the server rather than the mail
program.  I have just tried two dialups that would download
but not permit sending using the yahoo address.  My current
server permits pop3/smtp receiving and sending via yahoo.


I use TheBat! and believe it has more features than do most
mail programs.  But it also isn't free, though certainly not
a major expense.


I have Firebird on my computer, installed it to see what I
thought, I think it's pretty decent, but it lacks a feature
I have in TheBat! and which I am unwilling to give up.  So
TheBat! takes the prize.  That feature is not in OE and I
assume is not available in Outlook  -- redirecting mail
using the original sender's address -- Eudora's options for
redirecting mail are not quite as clean and neat so I have
never considered using Eudora.


I thought the filtering to folders options might have been a
bit weak in Firebird but I didn't use the program long
enough to give them a fair shake.


Elaine

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