In a message dated 4/20/01 1:30:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

>>  I am proceeding on the starry-eyed assumption that you have or will have 
multiple POP accounts and therefore require an e-mail client that offers such 
support. There are a number of them out there, as well as lists of both 
freeware and shareware email applications.  <<

What are you asking me? Do I have more than one email address that I wish for 
the email client to check? Yes Or do I have more than one user who will be 
checking their email? NO.  So far, I have set up Pegasus as a ONE USER 
PROFILE.  I guess I need to configure it to retrieve both of my POP email 
accounts. Which means I'll have to set it up for multiple user accounts, 
right? hmmmmmm

>>  There's another free e-mail client that supports multiple accounts called 
"Poco" which has won a number of awards and was mentioned earlier on this 
thread. <<

Checking into that this weekend. 

>>  However, for ease of setup and operation, Foxmail is a model of 
simplicity. The author's homepage has not been available for the past few 
months, so it is becoming difficult to find a software list site that 
actually has this programme on its servers, instead of a now defunct link to 
the author's homepage. However, this one appears to be working: 
http://5star.freeserve.com/Internet/Email-Clients/foxmail-download.html <<
Does the fact that the author's page is defunct usually equate with this 
software not going to be stable or serviceable much longer?  I'd hate to get 
it, use it, like it, then have to give it up for lack of support and 
upgrades.  Know what I mean?

>> Saving the best (IMHO) for last, there's the little known but terrific 
e-mail client, "Calypso".  ..........................  (If I'm surfing while 
Calypso is doing a "mail run" a chorus of 'Hallelujah' informs me that my old 
college roommate has finally written,
 while messages arriving from "SeeknFind" are announced by Jimmy Buffet 
singing "the mail boat's in")   http://www.calypsoemail.com/  <<

I'm not totally adverse to paying for a good client.  But it has to be 
GOOOOOOOD, easy and really really cool for me to shell out some moolah.  But 
if it's worth it, I'd pay in a heartbeat.  :o)

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