hmmmmm.... I would not want messages to be deleted until I told the server
that I was done with them. I'd ask that they be put into the "mail read"
folder, but NOT deleted.
We all like "free" :o)
Whay do you mean by "It does not allow setting up more than one SMTP server
at a time." ?
In a message dated 4/20/01 11:12:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I was not checking mail for a couple of days, hence could not catch this
thread earlier.
> I myself use 'FoxMail', a good and simple email client in my opinion.
> I like the following features of this software :
> 1. It fetches one message and deletes it from server, then only fetches
the next message.
> Outlook Express fetches all messages and then only deletes them from
server.
> It may not be a problem for you, but to me, due to disconnection
problems, counts very much.
> 2. It let you see and delete messages from the server before downloading,
if necessary.
> 3. It tells you after downloading, how many messages were downloaded to
whichever folders.
> 4. It is freeware.
>
> But I have one argument against FoxMail :
> 1. It does not allow setting up more than one SMTP server at a time.
