>> I am using Windows Live Mail under the Windows 7 Operating System.
It is okay, but a co-worker suggested that I try Thunderbird. <<
Been waiting for someone else to respond since I know very little about
winlive. I assume that is the case with the other responders here as
well, but, a couple of thoughts until others with more info chime in;
What little I know and have heard about windows live has been all bad...
primarily from other friends and associates who support those who use
windows live.
Every email solution has pros and cons, and I assume that most here feel
they really benefit from using SeaMonkey (essentially the same as
Thunderbird) as their email client, and most of those would probably
tell you that it will be worth whatever pains you encounter making the
transition.
Your email address book should be easy to import. Personally I would
not try to transfer the messages but rather plan on a transition period
to use windows live to access and reference old messages and use
SeaMonkey as your only email client.
SeaMonkey uses the same browser engine as Firefox, so, you should notice
little difference other than websites admonishing you that you are using
a browser they don't support... that, however, can be addressed by
editing the browser's user agent string.
Beverly Howard
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