> Actually you don't need to go to a Microsoft product
> because Apples Mail is very usable once you get used to
> it. Try Mail, there is a good support group started now
> and we will all help you as much as possible.

Oh, yeah, I know there are OS X-native E-mail clients. I just don't think 
they hold a candle to Emailer in terms of the user interface. And, for 
that matter, I can run Emailer in Classic. What I would like to do long 
term, though, is concentrate all my mail into a single client, because I 
frequently get mail on one address which could usefully be sent out to 
somebody with whom I communicate using a different address. I have to use 
Thunderbird (or at least something which supports encrypted mail and 
LDAP) for my work-related accounts, so it would be easiest just to port 
everything over to Thunderbird, but, as I have said before, I'm not 
prepared to give up the wonderfulness that is Emailer, so I thought I'd 
check and see if any progress was being made on the port. (And, if 
nothing's happening, hopefully prod a little action.)

Greg


Greg Slade                   http://freegroups.net/groups/cu/www/greg/
"Self-respect: The secure feeling that no one, as yet, is suspicious."
                                                        - H.L. Mencken

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