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I can highly recommend a different e-mail program: Pegasus Mail, by
David Harris. It's _free_, it is loaded with features (you can sort on
anything, filter to folders, set up distribution lists, etc.), it does NOT
automatically run executable attachments (like our friend Outlook),
and there are no ads.
I've been using it very happily for years now. One of my favourite
features is that I can extract the text from any number of messages in
a folder into a single text file, and I can continue appending messages
to that text file. It's made a great resource for keeping messages from
this group that I've found especially helpful.
On 27 Feb 2002 at 9:13, Annamaria Profit wrote:
> Chris,
> Those Netscape mail blues are not going away anytime soon. I had the
> same problems with all versions of Netscape 6.XX. It's unstable, and
> really buggy. I finally had to cave in, delete all the files, and
> move over to IE, grieved though I was. I installed the free version
> of Eudora. So far, it's been fine. There a few alleged drawbacks.
> You can't sort your folders, and you are subject to discrete ad
> graphics ontop of the Eudora graphic. But don't let that stand in
> your way. My firewall deals with most of it. However, if you decide
> to trash Netscape, install Eudora first and import the Netscape mail
> and addressbook files.
Lin Sims
Knowledge is Power.
Power Corrupts.
Study Hard. Be Evil.
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