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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote: Towards this, they also have a test email website called MyRealBox (http://www.myrealbox.com/[^]). Isn't it?
I can't get it who you mention as they ?
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kanitamildasan wrote: I can't get it who you mention as they ?
Novell. Did you check out the website first? It is a test-bed for Novell Messaging Technologies as the FAQ outlines about.
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 There is one nice email client which has some good features like
(*) Blind Send
(*) JunkYard etc
It was a shareware called Calypso from MCSDallas Inc. but now a freeware download from Rose City Software Inc. RCS also gives a commercial product called Courier Email Client.
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Hi,
I use the following:
1) Outlook 2003
2) Web based clients
3) Free email checking tools like eprompter, poppeeper
Regards,
Kiran
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kirankss wrote: 3) Free email checking tools like eprompter, poppeeper
There were two other good things called
(*) Saberquest MailSpy
(*) Victor's Email Remover (which peeks into the headers alone to facilitate you remove the junk email).
But I am not currently able to find both the downloads anywhere. Anyone any clue?
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For sure the best mail client.
More features, more compatible, intuitive, good looking, years of development, most likely the most used software in the world every day which leads to an exhausting user experience improvement.
Sure there are others, which have their strengths and weaknesses either but most scream "I'm more light than everyone else..."
Speaking for myself I don't look for lightness but goodness, and Outlook is the best mail client I've ever tried.
M$ would like that most user may say the same about IE :->
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> More features, more compatible, intuitive
Someone has being taking the MS marketing coolaid
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It's really not that...
As I thing about it I can't remember any other application I have the same opinion.
If you think about Outlook, after you install it, you just start working with it.
No need for big explanations, the action you perform does what what you expect it to do, it's clean no fancy icons or graphics...
Although it might be a bit heavy for some computers it works great.
In my opinion, Outlook is the M$ most successful application after Windows.
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AlexCode wrote: more compatible
Not with linux.
AlexCode wrote: intuitive, good looking,
Well at least they did not mess up the UI in Outlook 2007 like they did with the rest of the Office 2007 products.
AlexCode wrote: Outlook is the best mail client I've ever tried.
I would say it is a good email client but it still crashes far too often and is too slow and I find that searching for messages is in no way as good as gmail.
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John
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Hmmm...except for loosing the connection to the exchange server 5~6 times per day, it doesn't crash for me. Crashing is not something that I have seen outlook do very much. Although I do have problems to close it. On a regular basis it will not close and I will receive the end application dialog, but I am sure that is caused by the loss of the exchange connection.
I do feel like Outlook is the better application of the whole office suite.
I did try a couple of other email clients, but the thing is....Outlook is not just an email client and when connected to an exchange server it becomes soooo powerful. I would like to try something else, but there is not anything that can do what Outlook does. Sure I could find a calendar application....and a tasks one....and then an email one. Talk about unecessary clutter and the fact is that outlook is so powerful because it is ONE solution. Quite frankly I don't really like the calendar as it misses customizations, the same is true about the tasks, but in the end it does remain the more powerful application of the sort out there.
Dewm Solo - Managed C++ Developer
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There are 6 people quoting The Bat in others while you put Eudora and Lotus (who would be in sane mind using that, I had to use it at work but in private life on my own will, no way!).
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Come on, don't hide 
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Me! But not out of choice! Why oh why won't they enable IMAP!
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I use Notes,
but it is not only Notes i use also Gmail and Outlook 2003(Exchange server)
A Bug is not all bad.
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unfortunately, I have to use it at work. 
...and it's not the latest version either. I can't begin to express how much I hate/loathe Lotus notes.
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But most of the time when I have contracts with governments I am forced to. IBM has a great sales team :p.
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Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know. -- Ernest Hemingway
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Sad to say, I do. It's only advantage is it's easy to make fun of.
¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire!
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I used to use outlook, both express and 2003, but after a while I noticed it tries me crazy, everyday early in the morning.
When database grows up (and it does extremely fast) I several times encountered deadlocks or unacceptable latencies, ending up with the worst solution: 'End Process Tree'.
The main reason I was using an email client was that I had dial up and I was disconnected most of the day but still needed to refer back to an email several times a day.
As soon as I was able to get ADSL, and web services improved, a web based email fulfills my needs and it sometimes offer even more(like chats, better search, etc.)
Now I'm quiet happy every day.
// "Life is very short and is very fragile also." Yanni
while (I'm_alive)
{
cout<<"I love programming.";
}
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Hamed Mosavi wrote: a web based email fulfills my needs and it sometimes offer even more(like chats, better search, etc.)
And that's GMail right?  
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Yes and no. I still need to use Yahoo mail, because it's older and most of my contacts are there.
I like GMail more because of features like GMail Notifier, it's speed, good search, filtering and also some interesting small things like it uploads attachments while I'm composing a letter, and when I'm done editing, I press Send and I see that the attachment has already been uploaded. That's a really fantastic idea that saves my time.
I use GMail more, however new Yahoo interface seems to be cool as well.
// "In the end it's a little boy expressing himself." Yanni
while (I'm_alive)
{
cout<<"I love programming.";
}
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