Hello Syafril,
what is "keep alive utility" using you? And what is the result of problems by
Soth (big attachments)?
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Hello Soth,
On Monday, February 14, 2000 at 10:58:22 GMT -0500 (which was 15/02/2000
22:58 GMT +0700 my Local Time) you told to the list:
S> Well, I'm back with my favourite pet peeve. And since I'm in a bad
S> mood, I'll be blunt. Although TB! is, without question, my favourite
S> email client, it SUCKS in a big-huge way when it comes to handling
S> big email attachments. Yes, I am talking multiple-megabyte (sometimes
S> upwards of 15 megs) email attachments. I know that some of you email
S> purists shudder at the thought, and I know that others are revolted
S> by the fact that I'm willing to accept, and sometimes send, email
S> that big. But, frankly, I don't care. Yes, I'm a bad, bad boy for
S> sending email that big. Who cares. Fix the problem. Why should TB!
S> use in excess of 192 megs of ram when trying to import (or open) an
S> email with a 8 meg attachment?!
S> So, can anybody suggest a solid email client that intuitively handles
S> multiple POP accounts, has excellent filtering features, a reasonable
S> interface, and that doesn't kick the bucket when it comes to a big
S> email?
The Bat! :-)
I am also the one who sometimes sent and receive mail with big
attachment. Because I am using Dial Up Account, and sometimes download
file from certain site very very slow, so I was asking my friends who
have high bandwith and full on-line connection to download the file I
want, and he sent me by mail (he don't have FTPServer). Sometimes I
download from home, then send the file to office using mail.
My experience here, I can send/receive mail with big attachment even I
only use Pentium-166, 32 MB, win98 (at home) and Pentium-II/266, 64 MB,
2x4GB at office (my mail server in the office using Pentium-166, 64 MB,
2 x 4 GB). Most of all Service Pack for Windows NT4 and Netware 4.11
(the file size range from 35 MB to 78 MB) I send/receive by mail
(envelopt by mail, the size enlarge around 30%). At home, I must running
"keep alive" utility to maintain the connection.
IMHO, I feel The Bat! running much stable on Windows NT.
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