As long as the subject of email clients has come up maybe someone can
explain something to me. When I first got Internet access I started
out with AOL as my ISP. As soon as AOL changed their rules that made
it easier to drop them and still use their email I did drop them and
signed up with another ISP. I had been loathe to do that before
because my AOL email address was registered in so many places. After
dropping them, though, I continued to use the AOL software for my
email. It was all I had known and it was working perfectly well for
me. I did have Outlook Express on my computer, but I had always
ignored it. Then about a year ago I set up a Gmail account. While
reading the instructions at Gmail I learned that I could have my
email from there delivered to Outlook Express. I am using my Gmail
account to receive messages from various Yahoo groups that are not
particularly time sensitive for me, so they tend to pile up. I tried
my best to follow the instructions but I never did manage to get my
Gmail to show up in my Outlook Express. I finally gave up and went
back to ignoring Outlook Express. However, since that time I have
logged on to my computer several times and received a message that
Outlook Express is full and that it can compress messages to save
space. I click the prompt to compress those messages, but when I look
in Outlook Express it always appears to be empty. I just wonder if
emails are piling up on my hard drive that are somehow invisible to
me and taking up space that will slow down my computer. If they are I
haven't figured out how to detect them or how to do anything about
them. Does anyone know what is going on?
"The
end may justify the means as long as there is something that
justifies the end.
" Leon Trotsky
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[bksvol-discuss] Re: ot thunderbird is accessible
Date:
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I am always a bit fearful to do new things like that for email wow.
I've
heard it's good though.
----- Original Message -----
From: "E." <thoth93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 1:27 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] ot thunderbird is accessible
> Thunderbird is supposed to be quite accessible. That is the one I
plan to
> switch to as soon as I have a few extra hours in the day and a bit more
> courage. (smile sigh grin)
>
> Elizabeth
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