At 09:56 23/11/01 +0800, John Taylor wrote:
on 22/11/01 9:45 AM, Angus & Sue & Jordan Russell (Phuket) at
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> Looks open with option key should be done on a regular basis.
Can anyone explain why this has to be so? Why doesn't IE behave like any
other program? You chuck it in the bin and its gone! And its space is free
for something else. Is it a conspiracy to make you buy a bigger disk!
The challenge a user faces is to choose one application over another. One
asks questions, observes others and listens to (self proclaimed) experts.
Then one decides how much money to pay.
You pay your money, you take your chances...caveat emptor.
Some people use other solutions. I use Eudora on a daily basis. I put up
with the fact that it doesn't run on Linux, because it's rock solid on my
day-to-day workstation. You get what you choose to be important. If
disk-space is important, hold down option more often, or choose another
mail client.
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