Sebastian, >> In my case, I recently had the example of a friend of a friend >> whose son set her up with Hotmail as an introduction to using >> email. No amount of explaining advantages could convince her to >> do more than that. Just be simple and work please, and >> since I don't know anything about anything, let my son get it going >> for me.
> But this is not only new users or young people problem but also old? > Why old useres for example changing TB for Tbird? Yes, as I said a while ago, the success of Tbird is one of the issues that Rit must deal with very soon. And I think glitter is very much a part of Tbird's appeal. >>>> I believe you can set everything so that it works exactly as in >>>> OE. >>> No. When you know how to do that please answer for this posts: >> Oh, Lord, why would anybody want another email client that acts like >> OE? If that is what you want, > When you read this topics on forum my nick is lazik - you will know > that this is not my request and you will know why I not recommend OE > like setup. I only want to say that new users that changing email > client want OE like interface. That is all. Understood. Be simple and work. Also new and shiny helps. Actually, TB is not going to be simple, and people who have a lot of special email needs don't want it to be. The problem is that this is a rather small part of the overall email client market, and there are 10-15 other clients all aiming for that same group. TB really needs to stand out. Appearance is an important part of that. -- Gleason Using 3.99.25 on Windows XP, 5.1, Build 2600. IMAP email provider is Fastmail, which uses Cyrus server software. ________________________________________________________ Current beta is (none) | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
