Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
I don't regret having switched to Thunderbird 6 years ago and definitely said good byte to the old days Outlook Express, Windows Mail or Windows Live Mail crap.Outlook Express and Windows Mail will work on Windows 7, 8 and 10
Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
I also recommend thunderbird, have been using it for nearly 5 years with no problems.
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Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
If you are using Windows 10, you could use that Mail app.
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Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
[[wow]], that's pretty conclusive then. I'll give Thunderbird a try. Thank you very much.@Figment, I'll try Thunderbird first but I'll bear your offer in mind about Outlook Express. Thanks.
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Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
Even before I lost my vision, whenever possible, I always disabled splash screens, I always considered them unnecessary, and now that I can't see them, they are doubly unnecessary.
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Turning off the splash screen in thunderbird also makes it load faster.
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Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
I would also recommend Thunderbird. I use it to manage my two personal email accounts, plus the email account that's connected to the podcast I work with. I've never had any major accessibility issues using NVDA. It also
Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
I used to use Outlook from Office 2007, but I really didn't need all the extra baggage that comes with it, so last summer I switched to Mozilla Thunderbird and have yet to find a feature I needed in it that I couldn't access
Re: Recommendations for accessible Windows mail clients, please.
Mozilla Thunderbird is the way to go.It's very accessible and after all free.
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