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Hi guysI have always used Outlook Express or Windows Mail for my email, however for the last 6 months I have been using Thunderbird just to see how it goes...Its great will heaps of cool settings and features but for some reason I still do not like it...It probably is more detailed than the Microsoft email programs but I just can't love it...I don't know if its the way its set out or what? I personally think it is allot more confusing when you want to add a message rule or change any settings...Please convince me that I am wrong...I kind of know it is a better program...but....
I have many emails, my most used (and most spammed) is my hotmail.
Outlook all the way, in a corporate environment, it is good to have a mail client that intigrates with so many other (admitidly Microsoft) packages. Still easy enough to use for someone who deals with computers day in day out.
I do like Office outlook…and especially because it brings in your rss feeds….That is so god dam cool…
I have never used thunderbird
I am using gmail, yahoo mail & sometimes my private website email.
I am using Office outlook and gmail.
I mainly use Gmail and Yahoo mail. I've been using Yahoo
i do use office outlook,but that is for office purpose….i use yahoomail for 8 years…
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I used Outlook Express, and I can say that I was satisfied. But now I have Win 7 and couldn't use Outlook Express anymore. I use
I always use GMAIL because I always loved how gmail brings a lot more than just an email client. It lets you send sms messages, make calls, save documents, share with others, and even socialize with other google users.
Users of the preferred email application is MS Outlook Express.. And enjoy more assistance that let them to send/receive emails by using a cheap version of the more effective Outlook S/W…
I use Gmail..
I use gmail, yahoo mail and outlook express.