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Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> Can't set outgoing mail transport on a per-account
> basis.
I'm not sure why people want to do this? Is it because you use different
accounts with different isp's, and when on isp A you want to use
smtp.a.co.nz and when on isp B you want to use smtp.b.co.nz, c
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> Btw xfmail: there were some reports from Vik on this list a long time
> ago of it being unstable, caused by the xforms library. That lib was
> non-source and non-free, and has not been maintained in a long time.
> Vik also said "looks like the North end of a South-bound wa
> I have heard good things about sylpheed.
Just installed it. Can't set outgoing mail transport on a per-account
basis. Looks reasonably configurable. Doesn't do mbox, although there's
something about "defining an mbox". Can anyone explain to me why every
single GUI mail client these days suffer
> I have done the same, it is very cool however it doesnt handle the contacts folder
>correctly. I am connecting to the exchange server as an IMAP4 server.
>
yes, well it won't handle contacts or calendaring at all IMHO.
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Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I just installed sylpheed, pointed it at the exchange server, and it works
> straight off.
I have done the same, it is very cool however it doesnt handle the contacts folder
correctly. I am connecting to the exchange server as an IMAP4 server.
I also tried balsa, I compiled pspell and libesm
> Bloody marvellous! now to find a windows version as a half-way house.
it says here the windows version is under devlopment
http://sylpheed.good-day.net/
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I just installed sylpheed, pointed it at the exchange server, and it works straight
off.
Bloody marvellous! now to find a windows version as a half-way house.
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 14:40:36 +1200
"Mark Tomlinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have heard good things about sylpheed.
>
> One o
> I have heard good things about sylpheed.
One of sylpheed's best features is that it starts very quickly - a definite
plus if you're running an older machine. It's never caused me grief either.
- Mark
Mark Carey wrote:
>Hi,
>I now have a linux box sitting on my office desk. The department here at
>uni runs an exchange server. I am looking for a pretty graphical mail
>reader for X. I am using blackbox as my window manager, so am not really
>interested in evolution (I am running balckbox to a
> Hi,
> I now have a linux box sitting on my office desk. The department here at
> uni runs an exchange server. I am looking for a pretty graphical mail
> reader for X. I am using blackbox as my window manager, so am not really
> interested in evolution (I am running balckbox to avoid having to
Hi,
I now have a linux box sitting on my office desk. The department here at
uni runs an exchange server. I am looking for a pretty graphical mail
reader for X. I am using blackbox as my window manager, so am not really
interested in evolution (I am running balckbox to avoid having to load the
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