Cowboy if your having problems with outlook express I suggest you take their offer up on that gmail account. Then download thunderbird:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
Gmail has very good help files on how to use it with thunderbird.
Why use Thunderbird when FireFox has an awesome gmail notifier extention? It eliminates the need for another app. kwim?
kwim?(what does this mean?)
Some people having an actual email client. It makes it easier to fileter spam, send multiple emails at once, ect.
kwim?(what does this mean?)
Know what I mean?
Know what I mean?
LOL
You people and your crazy net language.
(actually I think I was just having a moment.
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Yep it beat the heck outa Me to rridgley, kinda like some of the names on this forum, Jus kiddin. but thanks for the thunderbird link. I aint sure what I,m gonna do but I DO know outlook expess inhales, if You know what I mean. But thanks to the ones that hooked me up with gmail. At least I can comunicate with the outside world. Thanks again to all. Cowboy .
P.s net zero,s history & not another freeze or problem & the puters faster than ever. (sorry but They sent Me stuff 50 times a day saying I can make 30 bucks every time I told someone about them ).
Good result Cowboy.
Hi Guys,
I must give 10 outa 10 and a big thumbs up for "Yahoo Mail Beta".
It`s a cracking interface, nice colours, and it uses tabs for flicking between pages.
Have you ever been composing, and then had to reload your Inbox or Sent Files to check on something. And then find you`ve lost what you`ve just written. I have. Never happens with Yahoo Mail Beta.
Really good helpfiles and a very slick animated walkthrough of all the new features. Also has dead easy drag and drop to place messages in different folders.
Definitely worth a look, and it`s free.
I`ve tried a few, but nothing I have tried comes close. Tried Windows Live Mail. Didn`t like.
Give it a go.
Regards
I use Gmail, its the best webmail service there is.
Free, huge amount of webspace, no graphical ads, cool features such as archive, starr, etc.
I also sometimes use Mozilla Thunderbird.