I have about 40 or so email account, which flow into a total of three
regularly checked accounts using the various forward and pop rules on the
servers. The three remaining account are all imap'ed using Outlook on my
Windows boxes and either Evolution or Thunderbird on my Linux boxes (I don't
have
Eudora handles multiple accounts, then filters them wherever you want
based on whatever you want.
Too bad Qualcomm bought them, and now no longer supports..but I'm
hanging on 'till the end...
http://eudora.com/
lyle tuttle
At 02:48 PM 4/7/2009, you wrote:
Have them all forward to a
I think the next Eudora is going to be or currently is based on
Thunderbird.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Eudora_Releases
Lyle Tuttle wrote:
Eudora handles multiple accounts, then filters them wherever you want
based on whatever you want.
Too bad Qualcomm bought them, and now no longer
id take a look at what email program offends you the least.
start there.
this is going to be tough because we all have certain personal preferences...
i personally am fond of evolution and gmail, and then Thunderbird in
that order. but interestingly i really like gmail. maybe look at its
pop
Have them all forward to a single account and filter them to folders based
on what email address it was sent to.
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Emo Philips
Eric Shubert wrote:
I have come to appreciate imap. It allows me to access my email from a
variety of clients (t-bird, squirrelmail, blackberry) without any sort
of conflict. No more pop3 for me!
I have multiple email accounts, and use thunderbird. It handles multiple
accounts (identities)
