Mail Clients
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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I'm a big fan of Thunderbird - I like it a lot. /ravi
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I'm a big fan of Thunderbird - I like it a lot. /ravi
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How many emails it supports?
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One newbie question: An email account in an email client can synchronize from multiple email accounts on the net or so right?
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One newbie question: An email account in an email client can synchronize from multiple email accounts on the net or so right?
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No. An email account is a single identity (i.e. one POP/IMAP address for receiving mail and a single SMTP/IMAP account for sending mail). /ravi
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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I run a few email accounts - a mix of "real" SMTP/POP and web-based (eg gmail) from Thunderbird, and it's all cool. When stuff arrives, message filters (aka rules) can do all sorts of things with it. I also use Thunderbird as an RSS reader pulling a few feeds and sorting wheat from chaff with filters. So, my vote for Thunderbird too. Cheers, Peter
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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Nithin Sundar wrote:
I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have
I got three. One official, one personal and one that I never visit. That is the one I use to register on sites who annoy with lot of promotion mails. BTW Outlook/windows mail is good IMHO.
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I run a few email accounts - a mix of "real" SMTP/POP and web-based (eg gmail) from Thunderbird, and it's all cool. When stuff arrives, message filters (aka rules) can do all sorts of things with it. I also use Thunderbird as an RSS reader pulling a few feeds and sorting wheat from chaff with filters. So, my vote for Thunderbird too. Cheers, Peter
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.
Thanks for your opinion! I'll take a serious look at Thunderbird. :)
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No. An email account is a single identity (i.e. one POP/IMAP address for receiving mail and a single SMTP/IMAP account for sending mail). /ravi
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Thanks for the information. But darn..I always thought a single account on a client could handle multiple email addresses. Ah well.... :(
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Nithin Sundar wrote:
I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have
I got three. One official, one personal and one that I never visit. That is the one I use to register on sites who annoy with lot of promotion mails. BTW Outlook/windows mail is good IMHO.
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Is the one you don't visit Yahoo or perhaps Hotmail? :D Thanks for your opinion! I'll see if I can get Outlook(the full version).
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I am using Outlook Client not the Express one. I am quite satisfied with same.
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Outlook Express sort of annoys me with a message at startup asking me to synchronize stuff when I'm not using it at all till now! :sigh:
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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They all work pretty much the same, so you might as well choose based on which user interface you prefer.
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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All work well, but I guess the major players here are thunderbird and outlook...
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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They all work pretty much the same, so you might as well choose based on which user interface you prefer.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
Sure. I have yet to have a look at Thunderbird's UI. Will check it out once I get home.
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I have like 3 to 4 email addresses (I know it's low compared to the numbers you guys have!) and thought about using a mail client to synchronize all of them at once. Here's what I want to do: Combine all of the email addresses together into a single mail account in the Mail client and get them delivered to my desktop. I know it's probably a simple thing to do but I'm a total newbie in these things so I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest a good piece of Mail software. Currently I'm annoyed by the "Outlook Express needs to synchronize or whatever" message that pops up everytime I boot up Windows(I don't think I have it installed in the first place!) and I'm looking at Mozilla Thunderbird. What do you recommend?
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I use Outlook - it can happily handle POP3 and IMAP mail accounts simultaneously, and picks up my mail from several accounts automatically. Works for me!
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All work well, but I guess the major players here are thunderbird and outlook...
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Windows Live Mail also looks nice after they replaced it with Outlook Express for OSes above Win XP.
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