James Knott wrote:
Keith N. McKenna wrote:
James;
Find one that would meet my needs. I see no logical reason for
using more than one email client. For me all it does is use up disk
space to duplicate a function.
Well, at work I used two different email apps, Seamonkey for work and
Thunderbird for personal email (lots of spare time) and wanted to keep
the two completely separate. While I could have used different
profiles, that would mean that one one could be open at a time. With
two email apps, I could have both business & personal email open at the
same time. Seamonkey was configured to use the company mail servers and
Thunderbird, my own imap server and ISP's smtp server. Also, I have
found some email apps perform some functions better than others.
James;
I achieve the same basic functionality by defining separate accounts
in Thunderbird with different smtp servers. Different strokes for
different folks. Doesn't mean one implementation is better than the other.
Regards
Keith N. McKenna
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