Roger,
Speaking of Eudora, since I have seriously been thinking of using it, I am
curious on a couple of things:
1) Did you get the boxed set in a store, or did you download the pay
version from the Eudora home page???
2) I have been using Netscape for email operations, and have a VERY large
number of emails saved in Netscape - do you know how easy is it to inport
and export to and from Eudora to another email format??? With as many email
programs as can be found these days, this could be of importance from any
one of them to another email program???
3) If you used another email program prevously, how easy did you find
Eudora to learn to use and be able to switch to using it in place of your
previous program????
Ralph
Roger Williams
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Ahhh, I see what you mean. I have never tried to open multiple browser
windows in OE before either. In fact, I rarely use OE. Sooo, Clint, the
best solution to your puzzle is go outside the box. Switch to Eudora! I
can open as many windows as I want from Eudora.
Bless you Ms. Welty!
- Roger
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>Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 15:31:22 -0400
>From: "John O'Flynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: PCWorks: Re: pcworks-digest V2001 #510
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>I'm beginning to sympathize with Clint in all this :-) Yes, of
>course, you could always open as many windows as you wanted, in any
>version of IE, by holding down Shift.
>
>What Clint has been pleading with us, over and over, to tell him, is how
>to open more than one IE window at a time, using hyperlinks in messages
>in Outlook Express 5.5 or 6. I never realized before that you couldn't
>do this (never really wanted to), but I just tried it in IE6, found that
>you can't, and now I want to do it just as much as Clint does. It
>insists on reusing the same window no matter how you play with the
>settings.
>
>And no, Ben's suggested IEBooster doesn't enable you to do it (though
>it's an interesting app in other ways).
>
>Cheers, John
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