John Meyer wrote:
Robin Laing wrote:
Charlie Seaman wrote:
Certainly not if you are in a position where you have to pay for it.
I have been using Thunderbird for two or three years now with no more
problems than I used to have with Outlook Express or Outlook.
Guess wrote:
We were moved to exchange server with no imap or pop access so we
either used Outlook, Evolution or web access. Since this move, many
have reported issues but from what I am hearing, it isn't Outlook,
Evolution or the Web Access that is the issues but the exchange server
itself.
I have had mail not show up that was sent by someone across the hall
as I was watching them. My boss has had mail not show up at one time
but not the next time from the same person in minutes of each other.
I don't like the Outlook/Evolution front end and I prefer
Firefox/SeaMonkey myself. But then I also ran and loved pine for years.
I have now come up with a way to get my mail off of the exchange
server and then use Thunderbird.
It all comes down to personal preferences.
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> Right now I'm on Thunderbird/Penelope, but I'd really like to get a
> client where you could set rules based on regular expressions and have a
> little more parsing power. For instance, I'd want to set up a rule
> where if a message came with a read receipt, the client just ignored
> it. If this can be done in Thunderbird, I'd like to know (off list, by
> the way).
>
Do you mean, ignore the receipt or the message? In Thunderbird, you can
setup the account settings to ignore receipts by default. I have mine
setup to let me know if I want to send the receipt.
As for Evolution, there was a bug that it sent a return receipt
automatically and then asked if you wanted to send one.
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Robin Laing
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