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Web marketing podcastsAlternatives To Outlook Express For An Email Super User?
Started by Jim Kukral TheBizWebCoach · 6 months ago
I’m really getting tired of using Outlook Express. Every 100 times I use it I get the dreaded “compact messages” warning on shutdown, and half the time I do it, I lose my sent emails and tons of other email in my inbox. By the way, there’s no way
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boy can I relate to your frustration; and Windows Live Mail Desktop is no better and I don't like T-Bird. I have written a few times about my frustration.
My solution which I am still testing; but gladly paid the 20.00 for the full version is InScribe (http://www.memecode.com/scribe.php). The author also has a Linux version and is working on a Mac port as well.
P.S. I remembered your little rant email feeds and have put it in place via FeedBurner just incase you're interested
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Outlook Express is ... limited. You're right. You should switch to a MacBookPro and use Apple Mail; or if you insist on staying with a PC, use Thunderbird. If you use Thunderbird, be sure to try getting into IMAP. Really what you need to do is move away from the PC platform, embrace the new MacBookPros, and use a combination of Apple Mail and Gmail.
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Sigh, I suppose I need to go get a Mac.