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perth · 06-05-2002, 10:39 PM

actually, its not something i can really explain. maybe im just too entrenched in microsofts software. i hate outlook, but its comfortable. i havent read too much regarding mozilla mail. is it a good client? im sure it does just about everything outlook does as far as filtering, etc. but is it relatively intuitive? is the documentation up to snuff? ill give it another try and spend some time getting to know the software before jumping to conclusions. i think its mostly fear of the unknown (read: i was too lazy to learn more before i passed judgement).

i havent enabled outlook mail filtering, mostly because its not currently installed on my machine. im trying to avoid doing that.

im using xnews right now as my newsreader. which actually brings up another question. what do people think of the newsreader in mozilla? i havent really tried it yet, but there are a couple of nitpicky bugs in xnews that are driving me crazy.

~james

06-05-2002, 10:39 PM	#6
perth Strong Silent Type Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Fort Collins, CO Posts: 1,949	actually, its not something i can really explain. maybe im just too entrenched in microsofts software. i hate outlook, but its comfortable. i havent read too much regarding mozilla mail. is it a good client? im sure it does just about everything outlook does as far as filtering, etc. but is it relatively intuitive? is the documentation up to snuff? ill give it another try and spend some time getting to know the software before jumping to conclusions. i think its mostly fear of the unknown (read: i was too lazy to learn more before i passed judgement). i havent enabled outlook mail filtering, mostly because its not currently installed on my machine. im trying to avoid doing that. im using xnews right now as my newsreader. which actually brings up another question. what do people think of the newsreader in mozilla? i havent really tried it yet, but there are a couple of nitpicky bugs in xnews that are driving me crazy. ~james Last edited by perth; 06-05-2002 at 10:42 PM.