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Mail Readers for this List (was Windows Question)
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Mail Readers for this List (was Windows Question)
- From: Clive Wallis <clivew@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 15:59:36 GMT
David Rush <ky0dr@arrl.net wrote -
> I've a big fan of Eudora. Version 3 was (and still is) a great product for
> either very little ($29 I think), or they had a
> less-featured-but-still-good "light" version for free.
Yes, I've been trying out Eudora Lite V3, and quite like it but
haven't yet decided whether it's the best one for me.
> The message filtering works great - I'm on several mailing lists and I'd go
> insane if it wasn't able to automatically filter them into their respective
> folders. It doesn't really seem to understand the concept of threads,
> though - it can sort by "subject line contains XYZ" and several variations.
AFAIK sorting by subject & threads are much the same. Threads tend
to be associated with Usenet. Perhaps the sorting isn't done
automatically by mail readers, as it is by news readers?
> I'd love to see Java become the language of choice for passing around
> simple (or not-so-simple) programs. Unfortunately the majority of people
> seem to think that Java means a web page and a GUI. Not true - you can
> make short text-mode programs that work great and are far simpler to write
> (and read) than GUI-based programs. And it's free, and about as portable
> as could be.
That's an interesting suggestion. I have just got a book on it from
our local library , so will try it out.
73
Clive G3CWV
Hitchin, North Hertfordshire, UK.
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