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After going through 6 different mail clients, I've settled back on The Bat.
None of the others were anywhere near as flexible or as user-friendly. I couldn't right-click to add addresses, or they kept trying to make my mails pretty, or they wouldn't indent HTML mail properly when converting it to plain text, Or they didn't automatically fill in addresses on the To line as I typed. The Bat handles all of this perfectly, as well as allowing me to write email templates as complex as I like, rotate my .sigs with every mail and generally handle things incredibly smoothly.
The only thing it doesn't do is handle web images inline on HTML email. But I can live without that this week.
If anyone has any suggestions for a better email client, I'd be happy to hear them, but it's going to have t be pretty smooth to beat this.
None of the others were anywhere near as flexible or as user-friendly. I couldn't right-click to add addresses, or they kept trying to make my mails pretty, or they wouldn't indent HTML mail properly when converting it to plain text, Or they didn't automatically fill in addresses on the To line as I typed. The Bat handles all of this perfectly, as well as allowing me to write email templates as complex as I like, rotate my .sigs with every mail and generally handle things incredibly smoothly.
The only thing it doesn't do is handle web images inline on HTML email. But I can live without that this week.
If anyone has any suggestions for a better email client, I'd be happy to hear them, but it's going to have t be pretty smooth to beat this.
Baroque
Date: 2002-01-24 04:48 am (UTC)I'm not sure why I would want templates--I don't even use sigs in Eudora, I type them. It also doesn't (what TextPad calls) "constrain the cursor to the text," and that got on my nerves.
Ignorance
Date: 2002-01-24 04:54 am (UTC)I don't use most of the templates, but I've customised the reply one so that it says
"%ODateEn, %OTimeLongEn, %OFromFName wrote:"
which translates to:
"Thursday, January 24, 2002, 12:49:54 PM, markpasc wrote:"
and I love the indenting with the users initials.
I also like having all of my .sigs in a huge file, and having a random one pop up.
I don't use vast amounts of the functionality, but I use bit, and what I do use seems to work very smoothly.
Re: Ignorance
Date: 2002-01-24 07:53 am (UTC)