Exactly what you say about NetCOMM is what keeps me using my version (4.79 for the Mac), altho' I'm aware that it's a dead end product. It's official that it will not be supported with upgrades or bug fixes any more. One of the Mozilla products (http://www.mozilla.org/) will take up the slack, however, and those folks are adamant about the quality of the product... so maybe we won't really be left out in the cold after all!
keith whaley Ann Sanfedele wrote: > > Chris Brogden wrote: > > > Now that my university email account is expiring, I'm going to need to get > > a different address through another provider. I'm currently using PINE in > > a Unix window, and I love it. I love how I have to use the keyboard for > > everything, and how easy it is to move among hundreds of messages. Can > > anyone recommend a similar program that works under Windows 98SE? Failing > > that, which net-based email program is easiest for handling the hundreds > > of messages that the PDML can generate each day? > > > > Happy for any and all opinions and help, > > > > chris > > I have Windoze 98 and use Netscape communicator and very pleased having come > to it directly from PINE myself (but I still miss old pine).. > I have a pop server connection and have NEtscape set to download my mail > when I go online and leave nothing on the server - message filters > can be set up - I have all the PDML stuff in one folder that I can easily sort > by date and subject and sender, etc.... I have preferences set to read and > write mail in plain text. The index is nice too. > > annsan
