Hello MFPA, On Sun, 12 Jun 2011 13:24:05 +0100 (your time) you said:
> Most people I know wouldn't even bother with a free mail client, because > Outlook Express came free with Windows or because they used webmail. Actually, that's a fair point. It's absolutely true that webmail seems to dominate - I can't abide the minimalism of webmail, especially after using TB!. But on the open source client side Thunderbird seems to be quite dominant, although still not for me. > I tried Thunderbird myself two or three times but never got on with > it. The main issues I had were threading, filtering, and message > templates. I also didn't like look/feel of the user interface, > although I daresay that could be altered to suit if the feature set > made it worth the effort. Yeah, I've tried it a number of times as well. For me it just doesn't cut the mustard, but for others they seem to get along with it okay. TB!'s filtering and feature set is second to none IMO. There'd have to be compelling reasons for giving up TB! in favour of something *I consider* inferior ;-) >> [...] I can't see any point in continuing updating quite frankly. > Maybe you (and I?) will, in time - see my comment above about v2/v3. > (-; Yes, you never know, it is still possible. It may depend on how long I hold this current grudge ;-) -- Si #15512. New Does Or Whig? ¶ Auxiliary Information: • The Bat! Pro 4.2.44.2 • Extended Macro Plugin 1.2.1.0 • Windows XP Pro 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 • Scanned by avast! Plugin DB ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.2.42 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
