[NF] Windows POP Email Client Recommendations

Hi Folks, I'm seeking recommendations on good free (as in beer) Windows POP/SMTP email clients that run on Windows 7 or later. I would like to hear from people who have experience using the software that they are recommending. I have always preferred Eudora, but the real Eudora (not the

Re: [NF] Windows POP Email Client Recommendations

Ken Dibble wrote: Hi Folks, snip We can and do use Thunderbird, but in our environment, in which people regularly use several different email accounts, the interface can be confusing for some people. Also, it can be pretty slow while doing its various internal processing things such as

Re: [NF] Windows POP Email Client Recommendations

If you don't want to use Thunderbird, pay for Outlook/Exchange, or a superior browser-based front end to a paid hosted service like Fastmail, then ... um ... er ... I think you're probably out of luck, on Windows at least. Standalone email clients seem to be a thing of the past as everyone either

Re: [NF] Windows POP Email Client Recommendations

and what about using .. VFP ? with Winsock it works really good (in fact I only send messages (mailing campaigns) and I never try to receive them ...) and you have acces to each 'parameter' ! Francis Faure, a MVP, built a class around Winsock and I have built classes around it. The Foxil

RE: [NF] Windows POP Email Client Recommendations

My life is built around Outlook but my wife uses Windows Live Mail which seems to do most of the things you want. It is a free download for Win 7, designed to operate with it. It is as simple as most of the ones I have seen and definitely easier to use than Gmail or Outlook.com (nee Hotmail).