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Christopher said:And it came to pass that Andrew C. Cooper wrote:
I've never used Outlook or Outlook Express. Went straight from
Netscape4.78 to Thunderbyrd. If I make a spelling error, uh,
so what.
Christopher said:And it came to pass that Andrew C. Cooper wrote:
JoeA said:I've never used Outlook or Outlook Express. Went straight from
Netscape4.78 to Thunderbyrd. If I make a spelling error, uh,
so what.
And said:I've never used Outlook or Outlook Express. Went straight
from Netscape4.78 to Thunderbyrd. If I make a spelling
error, uh, so what.
And said:That's all fine to just say, but there are very simple ways
to prevent viruses with a few changes in the options,
regular Windows Updates, and some common sense.
And said:OE isn't the only problem. MyDoom proved that.
Did that study also remove the massively braindead users
from the equation?
Braindead users tend to use Outlook Express.
Remove it, and
it won't matter nearly so much if the user is braindead or not.
. . . and some common sense.
"Rhexis" <[email protected]> wrote:
It's actually not /that/ hard not to open britney.nude.jpg.exe.vbs.pif
or other such unwanted mail.
I never use a spell checker, so I had not realized until just
now that there isn't one for Tbird. There is one for Mozilla,
and I had assumed that it had been tweaked for Tbird.
I can confirm that2.5 Does Thunderbird come with a spell checker?
Yes!
It's a pretty nice one too!
REM said:In Thunderbird? I think that you have to save the nude surprise and
run it.
Where ya been Rhexis?
Andrew C. Cooper said:I will try Mozilla and Mozilla mail. Thanks for the input.Joachim said:Hi Andrew!
Andrew C. Cooper <[email protected]> [Mi, 04 Feb 2004 um 20:12 GMT]:
Anyone use Thunderbird Email on a day to day basis? can it replace
Outlook? (not that piece of junk outlook express).
I'm not sure if Thunderbird is a groupware client (as Outlook is). AFAIK
it is only an emailer (as Outlook Express).
If you really need groupware functionality, your stuck to Lotus (which
has the worst user interface ever!) and Outlook. I once had a freeware
version of Lotus, you don't want to try that.
I have so many problems with Outlook Express that our ministry is
looking for a good solid Email client with spell scheck. Could
Thunderbird do that?
Probably. But why not use Mozilla and Mozilla Mail?
Greetings,
Joachim
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Is this a joke?
Your messages on the thread shows you already "are" using Mozilla !.