On 6 Jan, Eric Maryniak wrote:
>
> On 1999-01-06 21:17:40 -0000,
> Richard Ibbotson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> ... Steve Crane put me on to an e-mail app called XFmail that is supposed
>> to be a bit like Eudora. Does anyone know if there's a web site for this
>> app or where to download ??
>
> http://burka.netvision.net.il/xfmail/xfmail.html
>
> As I'm planning on making the transition from Eudora to XFMail, I'd like
> to hear about your findings---could you share them on this list perhaps?
> Unfortunately Eudora does not run too well with Wine, judging from the
> postings in comp.emulators.ms-windows.wine and QualComm,
> http://eudora.qualcomm.com/, does not seem to be planning on porting
> Eudora to Linux...
>
> Good luck! Bye-bye,
>
> Eric
I tried xfmail and overall liked it. The author has put some time in
developing its interface and the controls that you can use to change
aspects of the program. I think its a powerful program which offers
some nice functionality. Someone else recommended Ishmail and its also
quite nice. Im a registered user of Ishmail but yet do not use it. I
really like tkrat 1.2 more than about anything I have ever used except
for one rather neat little win32 program called The_Bat. Tkrat really
works the way I do. Its folder views are quite well done and it seems
to have a lot of power under the hood. I dont really use its database
technology whatsoever. The ability to map virtual folders, write
expressions, and a whole bunch of other stuff makes tkrat a really good
client which I miss if I travel with a win9x laptop.
--
Michael E. Perry
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