I've got to have integration with Address Book and I've been spoiled by Spam Sieve. Don't want to use a client without it.
On Jun 21, 2006, at 6:08 PM, Tim Lapin wrote: > On Wednesday, June 21, 2006, Jay sent forth: > > >> Uh-oh. That's the second time this month that Thunderbird has been >> suggested as a solution to a PowerMail issue. I've been checking >> it out, >> and though it doesn't have the clean and organized interface that >> I've >> grown to love, it is quite feature-rich, and there's no extra >> charge for >> the spam filter. I'll be running the two side-by-side with a view >> to make >> the jump to T-Bird someday soon (unless, of course, I find something >> nasty in T-Bird in the meantime). >> >> ---Jay >> > > > Thunderbird is indeed a fine client, for both news and email. > Nothing is > perfect, mind you; I think its news client stuff lacks some polish and > there are a couple of design choices with which some have quibbled > (myself included) but those speak more to the philosophy of the > product > than bad ideas. I use it on my PC at work and will never go back to > Outlook unless forced to by the Powers-That-Be. :-) Eudora has > become > too cluttered and is showing its age in several places, notably > filtering > and window management. > > Over all it is the best of the free clients out there. Certainly, > it's > the only one I'd recommend as a replacement for PowerMail should > someone > decide to switch. > > -- > Tim Lapin > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
