[LINK] Thunderbird email client

[Frank O'Connor]

Mmmm,

It's a nice little offering. Seems to handle large mailboxes well, is 
pretty nippy on Find and Sort options in large mailboxes, has a 
pretty good anti-SPAM engine, and, because it concentrates on being a 
pure e-mail client probably shades a lot of other offerings (like 
Outlook, Entourage etc) which are more multi purpose as an e-Mail 
client. (It offers vastly more find and filter options, is 
immeasurably faster in operations involving large mailboxes, and 
renders a hell of a lot better HTML than Outlook, Eudora or whatever 
if that is an e-mail format you like.)

I still use Eudora by preference (hey, 'old dogs and new tricks') but 
Thunderbird is definitely one I could go for if Old faithful someday 
keeled over or was abandoned by Qualcomm.

						Regards,

At 1:11 PM +1100 on 1/11/04 you wrote:
>Has anyone used, or know anything about, Thunderbird the mozilla email
>client?
>
>--
>The Internet is clearly about more than sports scores and email now. It's a
>place where we can conduct our democracy and get very large amounts of data
>to very large numbers of people.
>-- Frank James
>
>Regards
>brd
>
>Bernard Robertson-Dunn
>Canberra Australia
>brd at austarmetro.com.au
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