Bill Lane sez: >Sorry to say, I also switched from PowerMail to Thunderbird last year, >because of the lack of support in PowerMail for imap (slow and >crash-prone) and html (extra keystrokes to read an ever-increasing >amount of mail).
Oddly enough major selling points to me for Powermail were that it did do IMAP and did not do HTML. I've had a lot less call for IMAP in the last couple of years due to it being less of an option by providers (Apple and some corporate nets use it; a few others). But I still have little use for HTML mail since 99% of it is spam for me. I haven't reached the 2GB limitation, but I can see where that can be a problem for some folks and find that to be much more of an issue than IMAP and HTML -- specifically HTML. I haven't left any messages at MacWorld because I'm not registered there and don't want to. I've got enough registrations to worry about. I've reached my personal 2GB limit on what I want to register to read or post to. If I can use BugMeNot.Com to read and sometimes post, I do that. -- Michael Lewis Off Balance Productions 240-271-9889 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.offbalance.com
