Sveiki, > 10/14/2007 5:59 AM
> Hi Vilius, > On 10/14/2007 Vilius �umskas wrote: V�>> We've got new filtering system and a native XP look during v2.x beta cycle. Why rewrite it V�>> a third time? Ritlabs just don't get it. Users that use MAPI or IMAP V�>> does filtering ON THE SERVER. And they use IMAP's folder V�>> syncronization. That's they even doesn't need Voyager. Let's face it: TB! V�>> is long time pop3 client and it is still is. Most TB! features is for V�>> POP3 users (filters, antivirus/spam plugins, posibility to have it on V�>> the USB stick, etc.). For people that just want a working V�>> email client with their business inboxes it is not that atractive V�>> option anymore. > You are entitled to speak for yourself. Now do something for yourself > and go use a program that focuses on your specific needs instead of > crying about one that doesn't. Voyager has been a literal life saver > for me and many customers who are in parts of the world where it is > mandatory to have one's email literally in their pocket to avoid > persecution and possible death. I think you don't understand IMAP concept very well. It was created exactly for that kind of situations. You can access your emails in ANY PART of the world from one central place (e.g. the server). And you can do this without connecting to the internet because message base is cached on EVERY CLIENT you are using. Moreover if you don't have _your_ laptop around, most organizations had implemented webmail access for this. I hope you heard of such things as IMP, Zimbra or Outlook Web Access. By the way I don't use TB! for production nor at home nor at the office anymore and never looked back. I have one copy on my test machine though. And I'm not crying, I want to express my opinion on the things that's going on at Ritlabs for couple of last years. If there will be no viable bug fixes when 4.0 goes Gold I think I will leave TB! completely. -- Best regards, Vilius ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.24 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
