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Gary said:
Well, I will believe the Official MS press release...at least as much as
press releases can be believed.
I tried Window Live Mail Desktop...for one day. I uninstalled it. I
would use Windows Mail if it had OpenPGP support. I've used Outlook
2003 and Thunderbird because they do their jobs well. I see no need for
an email service that forces me to either buy a premium service or be
bombarded with advertising. I have never seen a need for any of the
free email services such as hotmail, gmail, etc. I've never seen the
need for web mail since I always have an email client on any computer or
PDA I use, and if you think I am stupid enough to enter a user name and
password on a public computer which can log keystrokes, guess again.
If MS actually tries to push people into this kind of thing and actually
phase out pure email clients, I will use someone else's product.
I tried Live Messenger for one day and then went back to Trillian.
Did I mention that I discard text messages from my cell phone without
ever reading them? Thought I'd better add some perspective. ;-)
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Iron Feliks
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