NOTE: I am posting this message in both the SeaMonkey and Eudora newsgroups in the hope that some cognizant persons forward this on to appropriate people involved with each program's development.
+ + + + + + The new EudoraOSE v1 is based upon Thunderbird - it adds some Eudora capabilities to TBird. I am a regular user of SeaMonkey and am very happy with how SM handles email addressing - click on the Address icon when in the email editing window, find & select address books, copy selected addresses into an address window, edit that window's contents, and then post that window's contents onto the email message. (See http://tinyurl.com/22qhr6n) (Note that this message address window can be invaluable for investigating addresses on incoming messages. Just select Reply All and all such addresses appear in the window as an uncluttered list - over a couple dozen addresses can be displayed for easy visual perusal.) To me, Thunderbird's handling of email addressing is neither as intuitive nor versatile, particularly for multiple addresses and when involving multiple address books. I'm not very experienced with TBird's email addressing steps so they may be very good for messages to a small number of addresses and/or from one address book. However, believing that Eudora users are normally heavier email users, I recommend that the Eudora developers consider converting to the SeaMonkey handling of email addressing. Conversely, would it be practical to add some Eudora unique features to SeaMonkey? The only one I am concerned about is the ability to forward a message without replacing the FROM: address. One of my clients needs this when monitoring messages before posting in one list and forwarding to another list - they don't want to lose the original senders ID. Note that these recommendations are from a old techno-nerd type. I don't know any of the organization, money, or people considerations involved. -- John Windhorst Minneapolis john...@comcast.net 952-593-0954 _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
