On 16 Jul 2013 at 23:16, nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
Hi Geoff,
Thunderbird I'd probably what you need. The address book lives on your
desktop PC and not in the cloud. Pop3 and IMAPP can be set up
depending on what your ISP has given you.
Hellop all,
I am surprised that no one has
On 17/07/2013 06:19, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Hi,
So you need a standalone mail prog.
Thunderbird is fine, especially if you want to mix Linux Windows.
For a windows only version, you could check out Pegasus.
Thanks to everyone who replied. The consensus was Thunderbird, so
Thunderbird it is.
I've just read (as I was about to re-install Thunderbird on this new PC)
that it is no longer to be supported by Mozilla.
Maybe wrong of course, anyway it prompted me to look at Opera and it's
stand alone mail program, so far it seems slick - but another start screen
All the best - Bill
On
I am currently replacing my 10 year old desktop and am using the situation to
reassess the programs I use to go online.
I would be grateful for any suggestions people could have about email programs.
In particular I need a program with its own secure address book.
My problem is that btinternet
be
one of the latest independent mail manager.
Cheers,
Jimmy.
-Message d'origine-
De : ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com
[mailto:ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] De la part de Geoff Wicks
Envoyé : mardi 16 juillet 2013 21:56
À : ql-users
Objet : [Ql-Users] Email advice needed
I am
Hi Geoff,
Re: My problem is that btinternet is Yahoo under an assumed name and Yahoo
does have security issues. Both Yahoo and Microsoft seem to want you to put
your address book on their servers and, for obvious security reasons, I want
my address book to remain firmly on my own machine,
Hi Geoff,
Thunderbird I'd probably what you need. The address book lives on your desktop
PC and not in the cloud. Pop3 and IMAPP can be set up depending on what your
ISP has given you.
There are versions for Linux, Windows and I think, Mac. I use Linux version,
and have done - happily - for
I also use Thunderbird and have been for about (checking oldest e-mail)
... Nov. 2007. Been working like a champ. Just remember to find out
where the Thunderbird files are (mailbox, address book, etc) so you can
back them up. I also use the add on that provides Calendar and task
lists. It
Hi,
So you need a standalone mail prog.
Thunderbird is fine, especially if you want to mix Linux Windows.
For a windows only version, you could check out Pegasus.
You don't specify what a secure address book is. Do you mean it is
only kept on your machine, or do you mean it is only kept on
